Young people deserve respect.

Youth overcoming homelessness want the same thing as everyone else: a home they can afford in a neighborhood where they feel safe and comfortable.

Just your daily reminder that it's more expensive to jail people for being homeless than it is to build housing for them.

The solution to homelessness is homes. It's in the name.

Most human traffickers aren’t shadowy criminals . They’re family members, partners, and friends.

Making sure unhoused youth have a safe place to sleep is one of the best ways to fight human trafficking.

Really think about it: what would be different in your life if you were homeless at 18?

Our 2026 to do list:
- Keep doors open 24/7 for unhoused youth
- Reach more youth before they become homeless
- Support youth after they beat homelessness
- Repeat

Face the truth: not everyone has a safe place to go home for Thanksgiving.

Tonight, remember the 35,000 youth in the U.S. who are facing homelessness.

John, thank you so much for showing up and sharing your story 💙

Spending the night in Citizens Bank Park My experience at the Covenant House sleepout

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It’s Youth Homelessness Awareness Month.

But let’s face it, awareness isn’t enough.

Homeless youth deserve action from us.

We can cut youth homelessness in half over the next ten years. The cost of doing nothing is too high. Let’s #EndYouthHomelessness

Face the truth: youth homelessness will triple in the next 10 years.

We can’t let that happen, and the fight starts now.

If we can’t face that truth, we can’t start making change. This November, take action with us for Youth Homelessness Awareness Month to reverse this crisis.

Mark your calendars: November is Youth Homelessness Awareness Month.
Let’s take action together – join thousands of advocates across the country in making a difference for young people. Start now by spreading the word!

We’re rethinking what “affordable” really means for young people trying to move out of homelessness and into stable housing.

That means building 1,000 housing units over the next 10 years that youth can rent for 30% of whatever their income is — no more no less.

On World Homeless Day, let’s face some hard truths about youth homelessness 💡

Covenant House Pa. opens new youth housing - The Chestnut Hill Local Covenant House Pennsylvania, a nonprofit organization providing shelter and services for young people, opened a new facility in Germantown this month.

Covenant House PA has opened its amazing Rights of Passage II transitional housing facility in the Germantown neighborhood of Philadelphia! PHFA-provided PHARE funding helped create these 12 transitional living units that will serve unhoused youth. Congratulations!

Strides for Pride This June, show your love and support for all LGBTQ+ youth who are homeless by joining Strides for Pride. Sign up or donate today!

Thank you for helping me raise money for #StridesforPride @covenanthouse.bsky.social
#PrideMonth #StraightNotNarrow #Ally #LGBTQ+

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Thanks for welcoming our youth and offering them some wonderful resources!

Audra McDonald to Co-Chair Sleep Out for Covenant House With Claybourne Elder and More Taking Part Audra McDonald and Kevin Ryan will chair Covenant House International's Sleep Out: Stage and Screen, one of the largest annual charity events led by the Broadway community.

Audra McDonald and Kevin Ryan will chair Covenant House International's Sleep Out: Stage and Screen, one of the largest annual charity events led by the Broadway community.

Wishing Oswaldo a speedy recovery and sending thanks to all the generous fans!

Food for thought: reducing youth homelessness will lead to much less long-term adult homelessness.

Rachel Brosnahan helps a Covenant House resident step onto the dress podium at Say Yes to the Prom

A Covenant House resident grins as a tailor measures the arm of the suit jacket he's trying on.

A Covenant House resident smiles while a tailor measures his leg.

Rachel Brosnahan and three Covenant House residents pose for a goofy group photo on the dress podium in front of a sign for Say Yes to the Prom.

Some of our residents didn't have prom outfits, so our board member Rachel Brosnahan brought them to Say Yes to the Prom and helped them get all dressed up!

Our commitment to creating these moments of dignity for our residents is what makes us more than just a youth shelter.

Thanks for coming by! Music studios are some of the most amazing and energetic spaces at our sites - it's so awesome to see youth coming together to make art and express themselves in community.

A young man sits alone on a park bench looking nervous. Text on top of the image reads: "4.2 million youth will experience homelessness in America this year."

We're going to make youth homelessness a thing of the past. Join our movement and learn how we're making it happen. covenanthouse.org/awareness