Junior Smart, Founder of St Giles’ SOS Project and former offender, has today had his work helping and campaigning on behalf vulnerable young people exploited through criminal gangs recognised in …
New Years Honour for founder of one of UK’s best-known gang intervention projects Read More
A £65,000 award from The Worshipful Company of Gunmakers will support charity St Giles’ work in the Royal London Hospital’s Major Trauma Centre with victims of serious violence. The award, …
The first of our national network of Peer Hubs have launched across the UK. They address social issues in local communities by training people with first hand experience of them …
Over the course of this week (7-12 October) the BBC has been extensively covering our partnership work with Barts NHS Trust at The Royal London Hospital with young patients who …
The new hub will bring new opportunities and help local people overcome adversity “I just want to say thank you. Recovery. Second chances.It’s all possible.” These were just some …
A report launched today (19 September 2019) has revealed the true extent of county lines exploitation in London. Data from the first year of the Mayor of London supported Rescue and …
Report lifts lid on true scale of county lines exploitation in London Read More
A new south London project is helping people who have experienced issues with substance misuse and the criminal justice system get the help they need to find employment. In …
A new project helping young people admitted to two hospitals in Coventry and Wolverhampton will help address violent crime and enable perpetrators and victims to get the help they …
New hospital work tackles violent crime in the Midlands Read More
End of year performance figures show an increase in our work with vulnerable women and under-16s with the number of the latter increasing 48% in 12 months. The figures, which …
Growth in support for children, adolescents and vulnerable women Read More
We are now working across Norfolk to prevent young people from becoming involved in crime and serious violence through the SOS+ Project. This work equips young people with the knowledge, …
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