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We’re supporting the national 165,000 Reasons campaign, calling for an action to end the crisis facing children and young people living in temporary accommodation.

We have welcomed Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s commitment to ending rough sleeping and offered to share Roundabout’s mission to end youth homelessness across the areas we serve.

Roundabout’s Game Swap events with Treehouse Board Game Cafe and Patriot Games have raised more than £20,000 to support young people facing homelessness in Sheffield.

Roundabout supports more than 500 young people every day, helping prevent youth homelessness across Sheffield and Rotherham. Learn more.

Over the past year, we have supported over 1800 young people through our services and over 2000 students through Peer Education in schools. Fortified by the Lord Mayor- Andrew Sangar, Roundabout has had the honour of being chosen as Charity of the Year.

Roundabout has secured £455,306 from The National Lottery Community Fund to expand youth homelessness prevention, peer education and crisis support services across South Yorkshire.

With clippers in hand, a warm smile, and an unstoppable work ethic, 19-year-old Jalal has become a beloved fixture at S12 Community Pantry – and a testament to what happens when young people are given the right support to thrive.

By purchasing a beautiful steel rose as a gift this Mother’s Day, you are helping homeless young people in South Yorkshire forge a brighter future.

Lydia, one of Roundabout’s Kilimanjaro trekkers, shares stories from her time on the mountain.

Trekkers taking part in Roundabout’s Kilimanjaro Fundraiser are on their way to the summit, having raised almost £80,000 already to support homeless young people in South Yorkshire.

Learn how to make Fithawi’s cajun chicken pasta, as he prepares for independent living by honing his budgeting and cooking skills.

Last year was both our busiest — and most impactful — yet. No young person under 25 had to sleep rough in the communities we serve, thanks to our dedicated team. Find out more about our impact in 2025.

49 years ago today, on 4th January 1977, we opened our doors to young people at risk of homelessness for the first time.

Charlie aims for Olympic success just two years after stepping onto the ice

GB Boxing Coaches Take On 50-Round Challenge to raise much needed funds for Roundabout’s work with young people at risk of homelessness.

Vote for Roundabout to and support homeless young people in South Yorkshire.

After coming to Roundabout last year, Libbi has gained the confidence to live independently in her own flat with the help of our Dispersed Service in Rotherham, and is now looking forward to the future.

Young people who have experienced homelessness are nearly three times as likely to struggle with their mental health. Roundabout has a range of wellbeing services in place to support young people when they need in most.

For World Homeless Day, which falls on the same day as World Mental Health Day each year, Charlie bravely shares his story, in the hope it might help others at risk of homelessness.

For World Homeless Day, which falls on the same day as World Mental Health Day each year, Lydia bravely shares her story, in the hope it might help others at risk of homelessness.

Val’s day out in Birmingham, with a special visit to the Temple.