Knowledge is safety

In july 2021 the domestic abuse act was introduced, making it easier for people experiencing domestic abuse to get support from councils to leave an abusive environment.

You can still apply for benefits such as Universal Credit and PIP even if you're homeless, in this resource we will explain how.

akt partners with Just Like Us for School Diversity Week - 26-30 June, 2023

What did young people experience when looking for support in services?

When young LGBTQ+ people were worried about their housing situation, or experiencing homelessness where did they seek help?

You don’t have to go through this alone. If you’re struggling with addiction, there are people who can help.

All illegal drug use carries risk, but there are things you can do to reduce risks to your health and wellbeing. Read this guide to find out more.

Find out what you need to do to reduce your risk of contracting and spreading sexually transmitted infections.

If you’re taking part in chemsex, take precautions

Everyone deserves access to healthcare and safe sex information

The information and guidance on this page has been selected by akt to support Black LGBTQ+ people with their mental wellbeing.

You have a right to vote even if you don’t have a permanent address. Here’s our essential guide to voting while you’re experiencing homelessness.