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The Albert Kennedy Trust, on Cremer Street, helps young LGBTQ+ people in London, ages 16-25, who are homeless or in bad living situations.
Sometimes, family rejects young queer people, or they get bullied at school just for being themselves. This place exists to offer practical help when things get rough.
It's not a bar or a club, but it's part of London's larger network of LGBTQ+ services. If you're a young queer person traveling in London and need support, info, or help, akt.org.uk has the details.
Knowing about services like this is good for any LGBTQ+ traveler in London. It shows the city’s commitment to helping young people through tough times. If you need advice, or know someone who does, this trust works to help queer youth build safe, stable lives. Check their website for more.
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Nathan is amazing. He’s a sweetheart. Helped us so much. Thank you yet again.
akt’s support of young LGBT+ people experiencing & at risk of homelessness is absolutely vital. they supported me through my own experience being evicted from 3 different properties within one year, and are the only charity to have actively continued supporting me to this day. Eventually when I become an “ex-service user” I intend to become a young ambassador for their organisation, like many of my friends are 🤞🏽
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An extraordinary team of exceptional people doing essential work. They deserve support from everyone.
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Last updated on 15 September 2026