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  St Giles is delighted to share that Maria McNicholl, who set the foundations for St Giles’ lived experience eco-system, has been awarded an MBE in the Birthday Honours List […]

When a child is found hundreds of miles from home, exploited by criminal networks and alone in an unfamiliar place, the journey home is about far more than transportation. It

St Giles’ Junior Smart responds to the Youth Endowment Fund’s guidance on children’s services and violence prevention. The Youth Endowment Fund’s newly published guidance on children’s services and violence prevention

Today’s (28 May 2026) interim report from the Department for Work and Pensions on youth employment, led by Alan Milburn, shines a vital spotlight on an issue that has affected

St Giles warmly welcomes the proposals outlined in today’s Youth Justice White Paper, particularly its stronger emphasis on prevention and early intervention as the foundation of an effective youth justice

We are delighted to be partnering with charity Cranstoun and West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) on a pioneering programme that supports more than 5,000 people every year who

At St Giles, we are hugely grateful for the support of our corporate partners, and Berkeley is a shining example of what a truly committed partnership looks like in action.

Knife crime is a problem which affects us all – whether we have been directly impacted or not and regardless of where we live in the UK.  Alongside the devastating

St Giles is at the forefront of child criminal exploitation through prevention, intervention, and long-term support for young people at risk. As a charity who have an established track record