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SOS Project Founder Junior Smart explains why victims are at the heart of the work and how the line between victim/perpetrator is not always as clear as it seems Our

A Peer Advisor in our team working in HMP Huntercombe supporting foreign national prisoners has been awarded a Prisoner Learning Alliance award for his tireless work helping fellow prisoners. Through

Our CEO Rob Owen sets out his hopes for 2017 Just before Christmas, a picture in the Evening Standard accompanying a review on 2016 showed a person hiding under the

Rieanna joined our Choices Team at St Giles Trust last year. The team help disadvantaged young people overcome any barriers and progress towards employment, training and education goals. It’s a busy Monday

This Christmas, can you help a vulnerable young person like Shelley get her life back on track? 17-year old Shelley was viciously bullied by a group of young people on

St Giles Trust welcomes the pledge of much-needed extra funding for prisons by Justice Secretary Liz Truss in today’s White Paper unveiling. We work in 33 prisons in England and

St Giles Trust welcomes today’s report from the Justice Select Committee calling for a distinctive approach towards working with 18-25 year olds in the criminal justice system. We have over

Our staff member Piero Izzolino has been won a Prisoner Learning Alliance award for going the extra mile to inspire prisoners to engage in education. Furthermore, Piero was nominated for

Our SOS+ Co-ordinator CJ welcomes that the issue of sexual harassment in schools is being addressed and explains how SOS+ can help The shocking and saddening statistic from the Women and Equalities

From April 2013 to March 2015, our Choices programme has been supported by HSBC under it’s Opportunity Partnership which saw four charities (St Giles Trust, The Prince’s Trust, Catch 22 and Tomorrow’s