Depaul UK, Naccom and Centrepoint do vital work in helping young homeless people and destitute asylum seekers survive and rebuild their livesThe Guardian and Observer 2017 charity appeal is supporting three charities working with young homeless people and asylum seekers, refugees and migrants facing destitution. Its services include supported housing for homeless young people, family mediation, and leading the Nightstop emergency accommodation network across the UK. Centrepoint is the UK’s leading charity for homeless young people. It provides a range of accommodation services for young people depending on their needs, including specialist services for single parents, young people leaving care and those escaping violence and abuse. The charity employs a team of counsellors and therapists to support young people with mental health and wellbeing issues.

Source: The Guardian December 08, 2017 13:00 UTC