Kids Under Cover is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to preventing youth homelessness.
We offer young people the unique combination of supported housing options with scholarships
Kids Under Cover supports vulnerable young people at risk of homelessness by building studios
There are many ways to get involved and help at-risk young people and their families.
It's incredible to think that one man's passion and commitment to young people could make such a life-changing difference to the lives of so many.
When Christopher came home to live with his mum Jessica, after growing up with his grandmother, she gave up her room so he could have his own.
Elsie’s* four great grandsons can’t wait for their studio to be built. “They’ve been out there looking through the windows,” she says. “The eldest already knows which room will be his.”
For the most part, foster carers have a spirit of generosity that seems to come from somewhere beyond the realms of standard human character. It’s as if the act of opening their home and their hearts to young people adrift is not so much a choice but
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Today is World Homeless Day. With homelessness being so damaging and costly it’s important to highlight where attention is needed to prevent and end homelessness.
It’s incredible to think that one man’s passion and commitment to young people could make such a life-changing difference to the lives of so many.
Last month we farewelled our incredible founder, Ken Morgan who passed away peacefully after a long battle with illness. His passing marks a period of
When Christopher came home to live with his mum Jessica, after growing up with his grandmother, she gave up her room so he could have
Elsie’s* four great grandsons can’t wait for their studio to be built. “They’ve been out there looking through the windows,” she says. “The eldest already
The Kids Under Cover Donate Your Car program has been running for 16 years and has been a hugely successful fundraising initiative to help build
For the most part, foster carers have a spirit of generosity that seems to come from somewhere beyond the realms of standard human character. It’s
“She went from not even being able to go into the supermarket to buy milk, to someone who now works in customer service full-time and
