Next Sunday, 4th October four brave St Giles supporters will take on the virtual London Marathon from their homes. Hear below from some of our runners on what inspired them […]
Good luck to our Virtual London Marathon Runners! Read More
Performance outcome figures for our last financial year (1 April 2019-31 March 2020) show that we reached 95,000 people through the SOS+ work aimed at children, young people, parents and
Record numbers reached through prevention work and county lines interventions Read More
St Giles and the Wise Group have come together to create a values-led, third sector partnership that will bid for the Personal Wellbeing Call-Off Competition on the Probation Dynamic Framework.
Today’s report from the BBC on the increased use of Deprivation of Liberty orders on children and young people highlights the need for bespoke services and legislation to protect vulnerable young people
Our response to today’s figures on the increased use of DLOs against vulnerable children Read More
A new Home Office-funded service to support vulnerable children and young people criminally exploited through county lines will aim to help 225 young people exit or reduce their county line
New county lines support service will offer lifeline across England and Wales Read More
The Wise Group and St Giles have come together to create resettlement support for offenders in England and Wales, with a specific focus on providing services across the framework to
Values led offender resettlement partnership to address re-offending Read More
Thanks to National Lottery players and The National Lottery Community Fund (NLCF), we have been awarded a £154,197 lifeline over six months to meet the additional needs arising from the
Lottery boost for the most vulnerable affected by the COVID-19 pandemic Read More
As a charity proudly working with diverse communities across the UK, and with staff teams to reflect these communities, we are committed to doing our utmost to support inclusion and
Our commitment to support inclusion and positive community relations Read More
Generous support from members of the public and our current donors has meant we have raised over £250,000 to offer emergency support to vulnerable clients. Thanks to the Covid-19 Emergency
430 vulnerable clients given emergency help thanks to Covid-19 Emergency Appeal Read More
Junior Smart OBE founded the SOS Project on his release from a 10 year prison sentence in 2006. It has grown over the past 14 years to become one of
Helping the forgotten casualties of Covid 19 Read More
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