🚨 Gotta be honest, this lot don’t look like they’re up for a revolution.

Record number of 'homeless' children in England bbc.in/3YxmTzO

Aurigny is such a shambles at the moment... Another flight delayed. I can't think of a single flight in the last 6 months that I've been on which was even remotely close to being on time (if it goes at all).

Only Peterborough fan i know John Fernandez

Another room refresh complete! This time we have to say a huge thank you to the team at ARC for volunteering their time to help us paint and build furniture and to Saffery Rotary Walk for funding equipment for young people moving into our training flats!

A huge thank you to the Rotary Club of Guernsey for inviting us to their meeting to tell them more about our work preventing youth homelessness and tackling its causes.

Incredibly grateful to the Guernsey team Carey Olsen for collecting suits & other items to give our in demand, free clothing rail a needed top up! Young people who need to dress more formal for interviews & proms now have access to clothing they may struggle to buy themselves.

We wanted to share some news this World Homelessness Day, we are growing (again)! Together with support from Maison Saint Pierre, The Guernsey Community Foundation, LloydsBankFdnCI and Social Investment Fund we are delighted to announce a new space with; - 5 training flats - 1 education suite - 1 emergency crashpad

As the only charity dedicated to supporting young adults experiencing homelessness in Guernsey, AfC GYH wanted to spend World Homeless Day hearing their views. Thanks to the Islands post-16 settings for welcoming us & the amazing 150+ young adults for shared views.

2024 is almost over and what a year it's been for AfC Guernsey! - Training for professionals on substance use & YP - Building work started on new training flats - A YP & staff member attended HRH's Royal Garden Party - So much donated through Reverse Advents! Here's to 2025!

Can you think of a better way to start 2025 than by announcing a new project to support young people in Guernsey? Volunteering with us will give you the commitment & reward you want from a good new years resolution, making a real difference to the lives of young people.

Our team have been at the Centrepoint conference this week. Youth homelessness is unique, it has many causes and solutions specific to young people and makes attending conferences so important, making sure we bring the latest & best practice back to Guernsey.

Super excited to share Guernsey Youth Housing Project's Annual Impact Report 2024! We saw remarkable improvements in outcomes for young people. Want to help us continue our work? If you're able to help through the giving of funding, time, or skills, we'd love to hear from you.

We are looking for someone to join our team and support young people aged 13-25 in Guernsey to prevent the risk of youth homelessness, substance use, social isolation and unemployment. You can drop us an email with any questions.

We are looking for volunteers to support young people on a one-to-one basis. Action Mentors combine trusted relationships with honest information, advice and guidance. We will provide all the necessary training and support needed! Interested? Come along to an information event!

We’re looking for passionate individuals to support our amazing young people! Join us as a Young Person’s Practitioner (paid role) or an Action Mentor (volunteer). Interested? You can email [email protected] for more information.

Back to back to back baby!

3/ They ask candidates to commit to an Election Pledge to help unlock “4 doors” to further support young people focusing on early intervention, support services (mental health, job search)and building social housing units. I hope this will receive strong universal endorsement.

Join us for an evening exploring Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and resilience! We're part of a multi agency team screening Resilience on Thursday the 18th of September, which will be followed by a live Q&A panel. Free entry although tickets via evenrbrite are required.

Aurigny shambles at Manchester: delayed as only 4 infant seatbelts were on board for 5 booked (Menzies said knew before boarding). Family with a disabled child asked to deplane, offered a Birmingham reroute with no seats/time. Finally, another mum with 2 kids was told to get off.