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Marking a year of akt in the East Midlands

The UK’s LGBTQ+ youth homelessness charity marks first year of dedicated work in the east midlands. akt is here to help LGBTQ+ young people aged 16 to 25, rural or city based, with their housing needs. LGBTQ+ young people have a right to live authentically, in safety and without abuse.
Statement: 2023 Hate Crime Statistics
black history month 2023

October is black history month, an important time for reflection and action in the globe.
Ellie's Story

Ellie is a young trans woman who first came to akt looking for support with her transition. She had experienced anxiety and depression and had struggled to find work due to the bullying she experienced in her last job.

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Coronavirus (Covid-19) updates and resources

We're continuing to support young people online and staff can still be contacted as normal.
get help

If you're LGBTQ+, aged 16-25 and living in a hostile or abusive environment, or struggling with your housing situation, we can help. You are not alone.

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What we do

akt supports lgbtq+ young people aged 16-25 in the uk who are facing or experiencing homelessness or living in a hostile environment.
get help

If you're LGBTQ+, aged 16-25 and living in a hostile or abusive environment, or struggling with your housing situation, we can help. You are not alone.
Our history

Find out more about akt's history.
The Team

Meet team akt!
How we help

akt supports LGBTQ+ young people facing homelessness or living in a hostile environment
The LGBTQ+ Youth Homelessness Report 2021

Our new report centres the voices and experiences of LGBTQ+ young people who have faced any form of homelessness in the last five years.
Volunteer

No matter how much or little time you have, or whatever your skills are, at akt there's a volunteer role for you!
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How to register at your GP

Registering at your GP is important for lots of reasons - here's how to do it
Emergency help

If you are in immediate danger, ALWAYS call the police on 999.

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