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YMCA England & Wales is on a mission to deliver 10,000 new genuinely affordable and supported homes for young people. As the largest charitable provider of supported housing in England and Wales, YMCA is uniquely placed to meet this challenge.
Cemented in local communities, with over 10,000 homes already under our belt, we see the impact the housing crisis has on young lives – and we have the experience and ambition to change it.
But this will only be possible by working with partners like you. Share your information below to stay in touch.
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Our latest campaigns
Whether you want to get active in your community, make your voice heard, or you’re just passionate about beating homelessness – we want you to campaign with us.
Katie's Letter
No young person should be left without a home or a future. Sign Katie’s letter to the Prime Minister
Youth Services: Interactive Map
Find out the State of Play for youth services in your local area using our interactive map.
Beyond the Brink?
Are Youth Services beyond the brink? After five years of YMCA reports into consistently depleted funding levels for youth services, that’s the question we are asking in 2025.
General Election Manifesto: Now’s our chance
Now’s our chance to get the next government to put young people and communities at the heart of their vision and deliver real change. We want everyone to have a fair chance to discover who they are and what they can become.
Wellbeing Report: Preventing Crises
Effective interventions to support children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing.
Trapped in the Cost of Living Crisis
Young people are trapped by the cost of living.
Unlocking Affordable Homes
Boosting affordable housebuilding to solve the housing crisis.
Move On Campaign
With your help, we will call on the Government to ensure that there is more support in place to allow young people to move on.