Our Out of the Cold appeal will help keep more LGBTQ+ young people safe this winter Read more
AKT are thrilled to announce Stephen K Amos will join #TeamAKT as Patron! Read more
AKT release two new studies showing the state of LGBTQ+ youth homelessness in 2018 Read more
Aged 16-25? LGBTQ+? Struggling at home? You can now access support using our new live chat feature on our website! Read more
Because no young person should have to choose between a safe home and being who they are.
Join #TeamAKT and run, skydive, cyle or bake-sale your way to glory and contribute to our ongoing work.
Like you, we believe that no young person should have to choose between who they are and a safe place to live. Your donations help AKT deliver vital services to young LGBTQ+ people when they need it.
Have you ever thought about leaving a legacy in your Will? There are many types of legacy donations you can consider. Find out how your legacy gift will help young people in crisis.
Jane came to AKT for support around finding somewhere to live as she was staying with her ex-partner and their relationship was volatile.
"Since working with AKT, I am proud to say that I feel much happier and confident in myself, I have successfully moved to London and have an interview for a degree at University in the next few weeks that I am thrilled about."
Marcus came to Manchester to start a new life and escape isolation.
Read our response to the government's Rough Sleeping Strategy. Read more
Be part of organising the 2019 AKT Youth Conference! Read more
Tim Sigsworth MBE, Chief Exec of AKT present an update on AKT's current business plan. Read more
There’s a special fundraising performance on 12th February of the award-winning, gender-switching West End musical Company. We have wonderful tickets, offering some of the best seats in the house. Read more
The Albert Kennedy Trust and Clapham-based art gallery Studio Voltaire invite you to take part in a project coinciding with their upcoming exhibition 'The Oscar Wilde Temple' by renowned artists McDermott and McGough. Read more