The safe place for young people facing homelessness

When Niamh Wilkie became homeless at the age of 16, she was helped out of a "horrible situation" by the emergency accommodation service Nightstop.
 

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She was placed with volunteer host Gordon Cameron while she got back on her feet.
 

The scheme, which is run by Edinburgh-based charity Rock Trust, supports young people aged between 16 and 25 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
 

Nightstop aims to protect young homeless people from abuse in alternative accommodation.
 

The charity fears the cost of living crisis will have a "huge impact" on youth homelessness, and says it urgently needs more volunteers.
 

Nightstop's hosts provide a spare room, meals and support to a young person who urgently needs a safe place to stay short term.
 

In January, Niamh told her high school teacher she could not go home to her family.
 

She was placed with Mr Cameron, and stayed with him for between four and five weeks.
 

Niamh, now aged 17, said the charity helped her find a "safe home environment" after becoming homeless and couch surfing with friends.