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As part of our 40th anniversary, we are shining a light on 40 stories of Impact that have shaped LandAid throughout the years.

Sally Fraser, Events and Individual Giving Manger, talks through the impact and inspiration behind the property industry's biggest hiking challenge of the year, the LandAid Trek.

LGBTQ+ young people are twice as likely to experience homelessness. And for too many, the private rental system only makes things harder, with no guarantors, no deposit support, and few safe, inclusive options. The property industry has the power to change that.

LandAid and StreetSmart award grants totalling over £737,000 to 48 charities tackling youth homelessness across the UK. This will support nearly 1,200 young people on their journey out of homelessness towards a brighter and more stable future.

This month, LandAid joined other charities in a Parliamentary Day of Action, calling on the UK government to create a youth-chapter in their new cross-departmental strategy to end homelessness.

Last Thursday, over 1,200 property professionals came together for the LandAid SleepOut 2025, braving a night outside across eight UK locations—Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Manchester, Leeds, London, and for the first time, Liverpool.

With places for the 2025 LandAid Trek now live, we caught up with Amy Conlock, a participant in last year’s inaugural event, to hear about her experience. Amy shares what motivated her to sign up, the incredible feeling of supporting LandAid’s mission to end youth homelessness, and her reflections on an unforgettable weekend.

LandAid’s Director of Communications & External Affairs, Tim Hudson reflects on key insights from the annual Centrepoint Youth Homelessness Conference and the power of collaboration in prevention.

A digital inclusion campaign running from 14- 20 October by the Good Things Foundation to provide young people with the means to use the internet, and the skills to use it safely. This year, we are shouting some of our great initiatives from the rooftops! We partnered with Vodafone to distribute 50,000 SIM cards for the homelessness sector, as well as the Good Things Foundation's National Device Bank, which gives charities access to digital equipment including mobile phones.