Our impact
We are committed to measuring the impact of our work and learning from the findings. Our services and the staff working for them have won many awards over the years.
Evaluations of our work
Alongside helping us to learn from and continue to improve our services, evaluations enable us to be transparent about their impact.
Our stories
The people we work with come from all different backgrounds, situations and ages. Here are some of their stories.
Awards for our work
We are proud to have received a number of awards for our work over previous years.
£8.54
Saving to the taxpayer for every
£1 invested in our peer-led services
Engaging with Experts by Experience Toolkit
This toolkit was developed by a team of existing Experts by Experience in a partnership project between the NHS England Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Programme Team and St Giles Trust. Experts by Experience are people who use their lived experience of an issue or service and what they have learned from it, to inform, improve, or shape practice, policy, training, research or service design.
Our Impact 2025/2026
12,761
new clients were supported
3,045
new clients engaged with our violence & exploitation projects
10,625
of our clients were provided with risk and safety support
8,250
of our clients improved their wellbeing
8,515
new clients engaged with our justice projects
5,543
of our clients were provided with education, training and employment support
8,739
visits were made to our Pantries
5,513
of our clients were provided with finance, benefit and debt support
The difference
we make
Evaluations enable us to learn and consistently improve our services.
Stories
The people we work with come from all different backgrounds, situations and ages. Our approach is not one-size-fits-all. We work with each person as an individual, helping them realise their future goals.
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