Voices
Our Response to the Welsh Government’s White Paper on Ending Homelessness (2023-24)
The Welsh Government have released their plans to end homelessness. But, what do the young people of Wales think of their proposals?
Participatory Methods in Youth Homelessness and Neurodiversity Research
‘The longer this carries on, the worse it gets’ - Young People’s Reflections on the Cost of Living Crisis
‘A Better Way Home - Community Hosting to Prevent Youth Homelessness’ Report Launch
Youth Voice in the Senedd
Measuring the Impact of Youth Homelessness Prevention Through Construction Employment
Former EYHC Policy and Research Officer, Jemma Bridgeman, shares her experiences of working on a research paper into: Measuring the Impact of Youth Homelessness Prevention through Construction Employment
How I’ve Helped Get Other Young People’s Voices Heard
Charlie Barry is one of EYHC’s brilliant Peer Researcher Team. Here she discusses what it was like working on the Don’t Let Me Fall Through the Cracks report
Priority Need – Care Leaver or Care Experienced?
Lowri Williams, a Youth Justice Accommodation Officer for Gwynedd Council/ North Wales Housing Association, reflects on a legal discrepancy which risks young people falling between two definitions and in danger of homelessness.
Heading Upstream - Working earlier to Prevent Youth Homelessness
Upstream Cymru is now live in schools, working to identify young people at risk of homelessness
When It Comes to Housing, Young People Deserve More Choice
The Youth Housing Choices project is an exciting new approach to meeting the housing needs of young people in Wales
We Can’t End Homelessness Without an End to Youth Homelessness
A focus on preventing young people from becoming homeless is necessary to end homelessness in Wales