An End Youth Homelessness Cymru Steering Group has been established which meets regularly. Its role is to:

• provide guidance and direction to the EYHC team
• ensure the focus of work remains resolutely on ending youth homelessness
• maintain oversight of the Project Plan to ensure the various elements/streams of work of EYHC are delivered and necessary connections made
• provide advocacy for ending youth homelessness in Wales informed by the work of EYHC 

The Steering Group is made up of representatives from key agencies/organisations, including: EYHC founding partners (Dewis, Gisda, Llamau, Swansea Young Single Homeless Project), Cardiff University, Cymorth Cymru, Youth Justice Board Wales, Shelter Cymru, WLGA and the Wales Centre for Public Policy, local authorities and the private sector. Individuals are also invited to provide expertise in the various elements/streams of work.

• Amanda Kirby (Do it Solutions)
• Amanda Oliver (DEWIS)
• Andrew Connell (Wales Centre for Public Policy)
• Andrew White (Stonewall)
• Bonnie Navarra (Assistant Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales)
• Caroline Cooksley (ACT)
• Charlotte Waite (ACEs Hub)
• Dusty Kennedy (Youth Justice Board Wales)
• Elizabeth Gregory (Aneurin Bevan UHB)
• Finn Madell (Service Manager, Safeguarding and Reviewing, Cardiff Council)
• Frances Beecher (Llamau)
• Henry Vaile (Welsh Government- Social Services)
• Hugh Russell (EYHC)
• Joy Kent (Joy Unlimited)
• Judith Greenacre (Public Health Wales)
• Julie-Ann Haines (Principality)
• Katie Dalton (Cymorth Cymru)
• Kerry Wade (Gwent Missing Person Team)
• Liz Gregory (Aneurin Bevan UHB)
• Liz Slade (Swansea Young Single Homeless Project)
• Lynda Sagona (United Welsh Housing Association)
• Maria Thomas (Shaw Trust)
• Naomi Alleyne (WLGA)
• Nick Morris (CRISIS)
• Pam Toms (Vale of Glamorgan- Housing)
• Paul Glaze (Council for Wales of Voluntary Youth Services)
• Peter Mackie (Cardiff University)
• Rebecca Jackson (Shelter Cymru)
• Rob Owen (Welsh Government- Homelessness)
• Ruth Conway (Welsh Government- Education)
• Sam Austin (Llamau)
• Serena Jones (Coastal)
• Sharon Lee (Housing Justice Cymru)
• Siân Elen Tomos (GISDA)
• Stuart Ropke (Community Housing Cymru)
• Tamsin Stirling (Independent)