You can get creative with where you commit to Sleep Out, for example:

• Tent

• Backseat of your car

• Hammock under the stars

• In the bath

• Under the table

• In the office (Get your colleagues involved, see below) 

• As a break in a cycling challenge

• Sleep upside down

• On a climbing wall (if you are safe to do so!)

• In a tree house

• Swap beds with the dog for the night

• Tied into a chair with only toilet breaks allowed

 

There are so many places you could sleep on the night (as long as it co-insides with government guidelines). Remember, many young people using our services may not have a stable place to sleep, meaning they may be compelled to sleep on a friends sofa in a crowded house or the backseat of a car and then be expected to get up in the morning and go to work. This will be a challenge and we recognize that summer will be long gone my October so if you are planning on sleeping outside please ensure you are healthy enough to do so.