Disadvantaged families across North Wales are facing a brighter future. thanks to a series of charity partnerships we have forged. Since July 2019, St Giles has been working closely with …
Partnerships transforming lives across North Wales Read More
Performance outcome figures for our last financial year (1 April 2019-31 March 2020) show that we reached 95,000 people through the SOS+ work aimed at children, young people, parents and …
Record numbers reached through prevention work and county lines interventions Read More
The Wise Group and St Giles have come together to create resettlement support for offenders in England and Wales, with a specific focus on providing services across the framework to …
Values led offender resettlement partnership to address re-offending Read More
Generous support from members of the public and our current donors has meant we have raised over £250,000 to offer emergency support to vulnerable clients. Thanks to the Covid-19 Emergency …
430 vulnerable clients given emergency help thanks to Covid-19 Emergency Appeal Read More
An evaluation into St Giles’s work preventing young people from becoming involved in serious violence has concluded that projects are embedding positive approaches to tackle knife crime and supporting a …
Report finds favour with knife crime prevention work Read More
Two of our staff members have received accolades in recognition of their dedication and commitment. Lee Dutton, Senior Caseworker in St Giles Trust Cymru, received a Butler Trust Commendation for …
People with lived experience of issues such as homelessness, long-term unemployment and histories of offending and addiction will be supported to get their lives back on track by helping others. …
Two Cardiff-based services which launched this month (11 July 2018) are helping disadvantaged adults into employment and young people exploited through gangs. The Big Lottery Fund supported Peer Forward project …
New Cardiff services are opening doors for disadvantaged adults and young people Read More
St Giles Trust’s prison-based Peer Advisors offer much-needed advice and guidance services to other prisoners serving sentences. The aim of our Peer Advisor Programme in custody is to help prisoners …
This week’s National Audit Office report into mental health in prisons found there were 40,161 incidents of self-harm and 120 suicides in 2016. Prisons hold some of the most vulnerable, damaged people …
Our response to NAO report into mental health in prisons Read More
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