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52 Oldham street is the first port of call for every single homeless young person in Manchester, but it is in desperate need of redevelopment. You can help provide life-changing services to homeless young people in Manchester by supporting our appeal and donating today.
From housing and health to learning and engagement, we aim to help vulnerable young people move on from homelessness and build a future they can believe in.
We know homeless young people are sleeping rough on the streets every night - but there are thousands more you don't see.
We provide accommodation, health support and life skills to get vulnerable young people back into education, training and employment.
Thanks to our supporters, we've been one of the most effective charities that help homeless young people for almost 50 years.
Our blog is a safe space where we discuss the things that really matter to us: young people, housing, government policy, our campaigns and our work. It's where we ask the difficult questions, demystify the jargon, discuss the policies that affect young people the most and give you a glimpse of our day-to-day as a youth homelessness charity.
With our support, young people have achieved amazing things and overcome some huge obstacles.
Here are some of the real stories of Centrepoint young people and staff.
We operate 60 services providing support to young people across the UK.
We provide 1,107 bed spaces for homeless young people.
88 per cent of young people move on from Centrepoint positively.
As one of the dedicated youth homelessness charities in the UK, we're determined to get vulnerable young people off the streets.
By sponsoring a room at Centrepoint you can help a young person like Nadia leave homelessness behind for good. For just £12 a month you can help save lives and change lives.
If you're rough sleeping, sofa surfing or don't feel safe in your home, The Centrepoint Helpline is here to support you. We can support you and give you help with housing if you're at risk of being homeless.
You can also get in touch if you're worried about a young person.
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