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Launched today, the Wales Youth Homelessness Helpline Annual Impact Report 2025-2026 highlights an 83% increase in calls over the last year. This represents 531 calls that were made to the helpline which operates on 24 hours a day, year-round basis.

On Monday 24 August BBC Wales ran a major news story covering Upstream Cymru. Llamau introduced Upstream to Wales as we believed youth homelessness could be prevented earlier.

The launch of the review into early deaths of young people who have left care in England, is both shocking but sadly unsurprising for those of us working with care experienced young people

Upstream Cymru is Llamau's ground-breaking school-based early identification and intervention initiative that can prevent homelessness among young people and their families before it becomes inevitable.

The latest homelessness accommodation provision and rough sleeping statistics from the Welsh Government underline both the progress that has been made and the significant challenges that remain in tackling homelessness across Wales.

In our work we want everyone to have a door to their own safe space. We want everyone, including members of our LGBTQ+ community to live in a world where they are safe, welcomed and encouraged to become valuable contributors to our world.

Leading Welsh homelessness charity Llamau has received a £20,000 donation following Metallica’s performance at Principality Stadium on Sunday 28 June 2026.