In early June 2025, during Volunteers Week, a team of staff and volunteers welcomed the Welsh Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice and Chief Whip, Jane Hutt to the St Giles […]
St Giles welcomes the Government’s announcement today (3 June) of new legislation that makes it a specific offence to coerce vulnerable individuals into concealing drugs inside their bodies. For nearly
St Giles Welcomes New Legislation on Coerced Concealment Read More
St Giles welcomes the recent publication of the Sentencing Review and its focus on pragmatic, forward-thinking solutions to improve a Justice System which is currently at breaking point. We are
Sentencing Review – The Need for the Voluntary Sector and Lived Experience Read More
Junior Smart, Founder of the SOS Project – A recent report from The Times Crime and Justice Commission (published on 14 April 2025) made some enlightened, progressive recommendations on how
Junior On: The Times Crime and Justice Commission Read More
But St Giles Say Nuance and Collaboration Remains Key St Giles welcomes the government’s recent introduction of the Crime and Policing Bill, which includes seeking to criminalise Child Criminal Exploitation
St Giles Welcomes New Laws Tackling Child Criminal Exploitation & Cuckooing Read More
[Welsh Translation] Last month we celebrated the achievements of learners who completed the Learning to Advise course. The 11-session City & Guilds assured course prepares people for peer-to-peer Advice and
Transforming Lives through Advice and Guidance Read More
Back in March 2024 we celebrated the impact of 5 years of the Peer Advisor Network (PAN), and now their evaluation is ready to view. Take a look at the
St Giles’ Peer Advisor Network (PAN) Launches Their Evaluation Read More
On Wednesday 27th March 2024, St Giles brought together peers, partners and staff, (past and present), to Leeds to celebrate 5 years of the Peer Advisor Network and its legacy
An interim evaluation into St Giles Peer Circles Project, using lived experience to help people overcome complex disadvantages and progress towards employment has found that it delivered savings to the
Public spending savings from Peer Circles Project Read More
Funded by the National Lottery Communities Fund, Peer Circles is a London-based employment project helping people experiencing multiple and complex disadvantage to overcome barriers, improve their skills and access volunteering
Lived Experience in Action: Peer Circle Event Read More
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