Our exploration stage into hidden homeless in young people.

by The Mix Staff

Saturday 7th November 2015

Project Flow

Methodology – Define the project

We started our research by conducting an extensive literature review. A list of the sources we reviewed:

• Young, Hidden and Homeless – Crisis Report.
• Statutory Homelessness in Britain – Chapter 12: The experience of young people accepted as homeless 16-17 year olds
• Housing Options and Solutions for Young People in 2020 – Joseph Rowntree Foundation, June 2012.
• Young People and housing: the need for a new policy agenda – Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Nov 2010.
• A young people’s charter on housing – Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Nov 2010.
• Housing choices and issues for young people in the UK – Joseph Rowntree Foundation 2008.
• Young People’s Housing Transitions – Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Nov 2008.
• Britain’s Hidden Homeless and the Death of Michelle Conroy – Guardian Newspaper.
• Growing up in social housing in the new millennium: Housing, neighbourhoods, and early outcomes for children born in 2000.
• Statutory Homelessness in England: The experiences of families and 16-17 year olds.
• A cross-cohort description of young people’s housing experience in Britain over 30 years:
• An application of Sequence Analysis
• LSE: Growing up in Social Housing in Britain
• LSE: Cross section of Young People’s Housing Experience in the UK – Ruth Lupton
• Handling Challenging Contacts – The Samaritans
• Improving the Safety of Homeless Young People with Mobile Phones – Values, Form and Function. Jill
• Palzkill Woelfer, Amy Iverson, David G. Hendry, Batya Friedman, and Brian T. Gill.

Methodology – Gather insight from young people

Methodology – Co-create Support Eco-system Part 1)

Methodology – Co-create Support Eco-system (Part 2)