Our Peer Circles project is marking its first year of supporting people with multiple and complex needs to move closer towards employability through addressing wider barriers such as homelessness, substance […]
Peer Circles celebrates first year of success Read More
Junior Smart, Founder of the SOS Project at St Giles Trust which works with young people involved in and at risk of gang crime and serious youth violence, reflects on
Serious youth violence is everyone’s responsibility Read More
Our work helping vulnerable women in the criminal justice system has received a welcome boost thanks to a successful application to the Government’s Tampon Tax Fund (announced 26 March). St
Grant success will boost our support for vulnerable women Read More
Every day, our caseworkers support the most marginalised members of our society to turn their lives around. Here is a selection of case studies displaying the life changing work of our
Saving lives across our front-line projects Read More
Our Head of Community Services, Evan Jones, explains how we can help vulnerable young people who become modern slaves in county lines “Slavery and trafficking are usually issues associated with
The hidden victims of slavery today Read More
SOS Project Founder Junior Smart explains why it is so important to support young people as they transition to secondary school Many Year 7s will now have found out which secondary
Be there for youngsters on the rocky road to adolescence Read More
We are in the spotlight once again as a top employer! St Giles Trust has come in at number 23 in the Sunday Times Best 100 Companies to Work For
St Giles Trust ranks in Best Companies Top 100 for the 10th year Read More
In the first half of last year, over 270 Peer Advisors were employed across St Giles Trust’s services – both prison and community-based – and 254 people embarked on Peer
Harnessing the power of Peer Advisors Read More
Young people who have benefitted from the Accessing the Future (ATF) fund had their achievements celebrated at an awards event at Credit Suisse’s Canary Wharf HQ on 16 November. Credit
In November, Dimitri from our SOS+ team delivered a session on county lines at a pupil referral unit. The aim of the session was to help young people understand the
SOS+ explains the consequences of county lines Read More
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