Through Our Eyes is a new participatory photography exhibition that gives a powerful glimpse into life on the streets of Middlesbrough. Our exhibition will be featured at Middlesbrough Station, as part of Middlesbrough Storytelling Week. (24-28 June).
For Volunteers’ Week (1–7 June 2026), Nightstop highlights how spare rooms across the England could support young people facing homelessness.
Youth homelessness remains a pressing issue in the UK, affecting more than 118,000 young people every year. Evidence collected in surveys by AKT and others suggests a disproportionately high number of the LGBTQ+ community will be reflected in these statistics. However, Depaul UK’s own data is lower than these estimates. This report seeks to understand the gap.
Forced to flee Afghanistan alone as a boy, Chris has turned hardship into drive – excelling in cricket, thriving at college and building a new life with the support of our staff and services.
Marina, a 24-year-old care leaver, is, with the help of our staff, rebuilding her life in our supported accommodation for young people with complex mental health needs.
For the first time in her life, Ellen feels safe—and proud. After years of instability, abuse, and constant moves, she’s found not just a roof over her head, but a community that values her voice. From joining a band to helping shape services for others, Ellen is proof that even the most turbulent beginnings don’t have to define the ending.
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young people supported across our services
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safe nights provided by the Nightstop network
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young people experiencing or at risk of homelessness provided with targeted support
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took part in our education programme
