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By Junior Smart, Founder, SOS Project “As we saw out 2018 – a year which will go down in history for knife crime notoriety – we entered 2019 with the […]

St Giles Trust were delighted to be a proud recipient of the prestigious ICAP Charity Day 2018 on 5 December. We were joined by our celebrity supporters Sam Bailey (who

St Giles Trust prides itself on enabling the people we help to progress to become trained, qualified professionals who can share their skills and insights to help others. 44 year

We are absolutely thrilled to have been selected by Credit Suisse as their UK Charity of the Year partner for 2019. We were selected through a staff vote after reaching

Last year, many of the 25,000 people St Giles Trust helped were experiencing dire poverty and struggling on with nowhere to turn to until we intervened. 13-year old Stella* was

  SOS Project founder Junior Smart (below) was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from University of Greenwich on 26 October in recognition of his work to tackle youth violence amongst young people.

It is not often that the issue of county lines produces any good news. However, one young man we have helped to safely leave a county line and rebuild his

Today’s report (24 July 2017) from the London Assembly’s Police and Crime Committee calls for vulnerable women offenders to be given support to address underlying issues driving their offending. For

A snapshot overview of our achievements over the last financial year (April 2017-March 2018) shows that St Giles Trust helped 24,982 people through our community and prison-based services – a