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In 2023, a charity that supports LGBTQ+ young people experiencing homelessness, should not need to exist. This campaign is about why akt is needed and how we help.

Help is available if you need it. Find the right kind of support for you from our list of LGBTQ+, homelessness, and general support services below.

Read about Alex’s journey from an abusive home-life to a stable living situation, where they could settle back into education.

Sammy is a 20-year-old trans woman who contacted us through our Live Chat after she was taken abroad by her parents due to her trans identity.

Being registered with a GP is an important step to getting help with your physical and mental health. Find out how to find and register with a GP, whether you’re experiencing homelessness or not.

Pronouns are a part of everyday language - a lot of the time we use them without even thinking! Using the right pronouns is a way of showing respect for all gender identities.

Meeting new people is exciting but it's important to remain cautious when you're meeting someone for the first time.

akt is opposed to racism in all its forms. Following a rise in racism towards Asian people in the UK, we’ve put together this guide.

This is akt’s quick guide to getting financial benefits. If you’re unemployed or experiencing financial hardship, you may qualify for universal credit.

If you’re thinking about coming out to people who might not be accepting, here are some things to help you prepare and keep yourself safe.

nathan is bisexual and was experiencing psychological abuse in the family home.