Coventry Building Society has teamed up with St Giles Trust to support children and families across the West Midlands during the summer holidays – a time when many faces heightened […]
St Giles & Coventry Building Society Bring Summer Cheer to Midlands Families Read More
St Giles has secured six consecutive years of funding from the West Midlands Violence Reduction Partnership and the Police and Crime Commissioner. This funding ensures continued support for young people
6th Year of Funding Secured to Prevent Youth Violence and Exploitation Read More
The Reflections project, led by St Giles Midlands and funded by the Ministry of Justice, provides tailored support to women in Coventry who are connected in the criminal justice system
Spotlight on: Reflections – Reducing the cycle of reoffending Read More
Breaking Cycles of Youth Crime Through Mentorship The Coventry Embedded Mentoring Service, jointly funded by Coventry Youth Justice Service and West Midlands Violence Reduction Partnership (VRP), was established to mentor
Spotlight on: Coventry Embedded Mentoring Service Read More
Community Initiative to Reduce Violence (CIRV) is a programme that seeks to identify young people who are most likely to be affected by violence and combines communicating the consequences/realities of violence
Spotlight on: Community Initiative to Reduce Violence (CIRV) in Coventry and Wolverhampton Read More
The St Giles Midlands team are pleased to announce they are partnering with City of Wolverhampton’s Children’s Services as part of the national Families First for Children Pathfinder Initiative. Based
St Giles Midlands Partner with City of Wolverhampton’s Children’s Services Read More
With nearly 400,000 people registered as having type 2 diabetes across the West Midlands, access to healthy food is a critical factor in managing and reversing the condition. St Giles
St Giles Pantry helps fight Diabetes through access to nutritious food Read More
On Wednesday 2nd October members of the St Giles Hospital and Custody teams were recognised as Anti-Violence Champions in the West Midlands. Read more the impact of this work
St Giles Midlands Hospital and Custody Teams Recognised as Anti-Violence Champions Read More
[Press Release] St Giles Trust welcomed West Midlands Mayor, Andy Street to their Coventry office on Tuesday 23rd January 2024, to discuss the charity’s work to reduce youth violence in
West Midlands Mayor, Andy Street Visits St Giles’ Coventry Office Read More
[Press Release] Over 50 Senior Strategic Leaders from across the Midlands were brought together by St Giles Trust on Wednesday 10th January 2024 to discuss the negative impact of youth
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