End Youth Homelessness
Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Location
- United Kingdom
- Website
- http://www.eyh.org.uk
Projects
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Senior Marketing & Partnerships Manager
- Designer/Creative Artworker
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Creative
- Partner, Truant London
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Communications Manager
- Founder + Director
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Filmmaker
- Corporate Development Officer
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Comedian, co-founder The Pink Protest
- Corporate Development Officer
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Corporate Development Officer
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Marketer
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Assistant Producer
- Marketer
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Senior Marketing & Partnerships Manager
- Filmmaker
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- Corporate Development Officer
- Ending youth homelessness on a national scale.
- NP
Projects credited in
- Student, Author, Youth Delegate, Entrepreneur, Keynote Public Speaker and Philanthropist
- Top events, resources & advice
- Senior Marketing & Partnerships Manager
- Product Designer
- Creative Publicity
- Marketing Manager
- Founder + Director
- We help brands & agencies break the mould.
- Illustrator
- Illustrator
- Filmmaker
- Confeiteira
About
End Youth Homelessness is a UK-wide network of local charities that have joined forces to tackle youth homelessness together. It provides a national platform to raise awareness, share experience and generate voluntary income. The funds we raise help our members to increase capacity, services and sustainability in extremely challenging times. Collectively, we house and support over 30,000 young people facing homelessness.
Awards
2017
D&AD Award - 'Get Them to a Safe Place' campaign
D&AD
End Youth Homelessness's ‘Get Them to a Safe Place’ campaign won an internationally recognised 2017 D&AD award. End Youth Homelessness wanted to raise awareness of a serious dilemma 80,000 young people face in the UK: stay at home where you know you will be abused, or risk a life on the street where abuse is an everyday reality. We reflected the precarious position these young people are in with type led illustrations on the outside of buildings - the division between home and the street. The public soon became aware of an issue that was right on their doorstep and saw that by supporting End Youth Homelessness they could offer shelter for these young people. Creative was provided by Leo Burnett London.
People who have worked with End Youth Homelessness
Tishk Barzanji
- Illustrator
Sophie Duker
- Comedian, Producer, Writer
Marylou Faure
- Illustrator
Linn Frost
- Partner, Truant London
- Hometown London, Truant London, Tonic Agency, Ogilvy, RKCR/Y&R
