Effective Measures to End Youth Homelessness

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Effective Measures to End Youth Homelessness Robbie Stakelum FEANTSA

Putting the YOUTH in Youth Homelessness Youth Oriented Solutions Healthy transition to adulthood Youth needs are not adult needs Youth supports must differ from adult supports Pathways for Youth Homelessness: Individual – Conflict in the Family/Household Structural – Housing markets/access to social benefits System – Care Leavers

Locked Out: Housing Solutions for Vulnerable Young People Transitioning to Independence Lodging and Peer Landlords Linking the housing with supports and services Trusting environments Tenancy Share Transitioning to Independence Combatting isolation Aftercare Bridging the transitioning period to adulthood Moving towards independence

Housing, Housing, Housing Home ownership v. rental market Multiple obstacles to housing Young person Service provider Human rights based approach Innovative Solutions: Startblok Riekerhaven Arci Milano Y:Cube

Housing First for Youth A right to housing, with no pre-conditions Human Rights Approach Youth choice, youth voice and self-determination Empowerment Positive Youth development and wellness orientation Building strengths, confidence and health Individualized and client-driven supports Client wants v. Service providers wants & Timelines Social and community integration Non-stigmatized housing, re-building natural supports, new relationships and community integration

We Can End Youth Homelessness Make sure we use youth oriented solutions Recognise the human right to housing Use innovation to overcome housing problems We have to start by saying: ‘we will end youth homelessness’