Inspire change with your school or university
Educating others about homelessness is a vital part of our mission at The Passage. By working with schools, colleges and universities, we help young people understand the realities of homelessness and empower them to take action in their own communities.
Your school, college or university can play a powerful role in raising awareness, challenging stereotypes, and creating change. There are many ways to get involved, including assemblies, student-led fundraising, university projects and community events. Explore the opportunities below and see how you can make a difference in our mission to end homelessness for good.
“The Passage recently visited La Sainte Union School and gave an incredibly impactful presentation on homelessness. The delivery was engaging and informative, capturing the attention of the Year 7 students from start to finish. The passion for the cause was evident, and the students left the presentation with a deeper understanding of the issue of homelessness and a newfound appreciation for the work done by The Passage. The presentation has undoubtedly inspired the students to make a difference in their own communities!” – Ricardo Barreto, Subject Lead for PSHE at La Sainte Union School in Camden
Fundraise your own way
We love it when our supporters think up creative and innovative ways to raise money for The Passage. Fundraising should always be fun, rewarding and reflect your personality✨
Many schools, students, and parents have found creative and fun ways to support our work including cake sales, sleepovers, toy sales, and own clothes days. These contributions are incredibly important as we strive to end homelessness for good.



