LandAid has set out its plan to provide homes, jobs and skills, and the foundations to grow for 10,000 young people at risk of or experiencing homelessness in its ambitious new five-year strategy.
At an exclusive event at the Hines’s Grainhouse headquarters in June, LandAid brought together almost 100 of its core partners and supporters from the property industry and charity sector to celebrate successes over the past three years, and recognise the growing needs of young people across the UK.
LandAid’s plan for 2024-2029 includes:
- Increasing access to homes and affordable accommodation for 5,500 young people
- Developing skills for, and access to, quality jobs so 1,000 young people can sustain a home
- Supporting a further 3,500 young people through a diverse range of other initiatives designed to build young people’s foundations to grow
- Creating long-term change in targeted locations with the greatest need
- Providing £1 million of Pro Bono support per year, and £4.5 million of Vodafone data to charities across the UK
- Being a valued expert and influencer amongst youth homelessness policy makers
- Creating at least £150,000,000 worth of social value
