A chronic shortage of affordable homes. Rising rents. People living on the streets or in temporary accommodation.
Right now, the UK faces a significant housing and homelessness crisis that’s damaging health, disrupting education and work, causing social isolation, and putting extra pressure on public services.
At Yarn, we’re proud to partner with housing charities that tackle these issues by providing face-to-face support, offering legal advice and campaigning for change.
We love creating powerful campaigns, telling stories that move people, and designing bold materials that raise awareness, inspire donors and drive real action.
How we work with housing charities
When we start working with a housing or homelessness charity, the first thing we do is get to know you – your services, your campaigns, and the people you’re here to help.
Next, we dive into your project brief, exploring goals, opportunities, challenges and the best path forward.
From this solid foundation, our talented creatives get to work, bringing your story to life. Meanwhile, our Client Happiness Team is on hand to answer questions promptly, offer expert guidance, and keeps everything on track.
With every housing charity we partner with, our goal is simple: to exceed your expectations and make the whole project as enjoyable, rewarding and impactful as possible.
Our housing charity clients
Our projects for housing charities
"Please let me extend my gratitude for all your hard work on the framework. It looks absolutely fantastic and I am looking forward to proudly sharing it with our partner organisations. We’re also really pleased with the timeliness of everything."
Natalie Wong
Development Lead: Homelessness Organisations, Standing Together
Did you know!
Over
354,000
people were estimated to be homeless on any given night in 2024, equating to approximately 1 in 160 people.1
80
children died while living in temporary accommodation in 2024, accounting for 3% of all child deaths that year.2
In 2024, NACCOM, a network of organisations supporting people seeking asylum, provided
501,371
nights of accommodation to those in need.3
In 2024, 16,721 households received advice through Shelter's emergency helpline
13,130
households visited Shelter's local hubs in England, and 4,950 households benefited from Shelter's legal advice services.4
Our creative services for housing charities