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The Sleepover

At 18, Jack and Ben are bit too old for sleepovers, but what happens when Jack has no where else to turn?

Like thousands of young people in London, Jack is homeless. Luckily, he found New Horizon Youth Centre.

Donate to help other young people like Jack
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The scale of the problem

  • 15,000 young people aged 16-24 are homeless in London, 10% more than last year.*
  • Young people are the fastest growing age group of people who sleep rough in London.**
  • The most common reason for young people becoming homeless or at risk of homelessness is family or friends no longer being willing or able to accommodate them.*

How New Horizon Helps

When a young person finds themselves homeless in London, New Horizon Youth Centre there with urgent support to give them the room they need to thrive. With your help, we can support them to find a safe place to call home.

Last year we supported 1,500 young people with holistic wrap-around support to end their homelessness: housing advice and referrals, life skills, jobs, education and training guidance, mental and physical health, and a community where they can find home to face the future together.

Donate now to help open up a New Horizon for young people who are homeless.

New Home, New Hope

Real life stories showing the impact of our work to end homelessness.

New Freedom New Future. A young black girl with braids and glasses

"My name means hope"

After Nadine was kicked out from her family home and faced assault, New Horizon helped her find a safe home. Now she has new freedom to focus on her new future as a lawyer.

Nadine's story
New Chance, New Chapter. A young black man smiling with short hair

From sleeping rough to chef school

Andy was rough sleeping, but through New Horizon helping him get a home, he now has a new chance to start a new chapter in his life - training to be a chef.

Andy's story
New space, new story. A young white person smiling with short dyed hair

"They're what I call brothers"

New Horizon helped Mo find a home in supported accommodation where he has been able to find new space to write a new story - one where he plays sport, does photography and volunteers to help others.

Mo's story
New start, new skills. A laughing young black man with afro hair and a hoodie

A new home is a true blessing

New Horizon helped Daniel end his homelessness and find a home to make a new start. He has learnt new skills going from working in a coffee shop to accountancy.

Daniel's story

Donate now

Give young Londoners a new home, new hope and a new horizon

Thank you for taking action to give young people a new home and new hope.

 

If you have any difficulty using the above form, you can make a donation on our Beacon page here.

 

References:

* 14,885 young people went to their council as homeless in Greater London in 2023-2024. Family or friends no longer willing or able to accommodate was the reason for homelessness for 50% of young homeless people in the UK. Centrepoint databank. February 2025. Stats and facts | Centrepoint

** The number of people aged under 25 seen sleeping rough (in 2023/2024) spiked more than any other age group, up from 856 in 2023 to 1,139 – a 33% rise. Combined Homelessness and Information Network (CHAIN) data, reported on by Big Issue. June 2024. Over 1,500 renters forced to sleep rough after being evicted – Big Issue

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