The research looked at the impact of cuts to services provided by charities due to Covid-19 disruption and financial problems.
This found that 17 per cent of under-25s have been unable to use charity services.
In comparison only one per cent of over-65s said the closure of charity services is an issue, according to the research by investment firm James Hambro & Partners.
Its research also looked at the extent of demand on charity services amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
It found that just under one in ten people used charities more during the health crisis.
“Increased demand for services has however come at a price for charities who are also under financial strain themselves,” said James Hambro & Partners portfolio manager Patrick Trueman.
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