65% of women in prison report having mental health issues. St Giles Trust’s Footsteps Project helps vulnerable women in custody and those recently released to get the support and […]
C’s story – help for a vulnerable woman in prison Read More
Jermaine worked as a Keyworker in our Skills and Employment team in Camberwell on the Pathways to Employment Project which helped people overcome barriers to progress towards employment. He
Pathways to Employment – W’s Story Read More
David worked as a Keyworker in our Skills and Employment team in Camberwell on the Pathways to Employment Project which helped people overcome barriers to progress towards employment. Here he
Pathways to Employment – T’s Story Read More
Cherelle worked in our Skills and Employment team in Camberwell as a Keyworker on the Pathways to Employment Project which helped people overcome barriers to progress towards employment. Here she
Pathways to Employment – K’s Story Read More
Margaret worked in Camberwell on our Skills and Employment Team as a Keyworker on the Pathways to Employment Project which helped people overcome barriers to work. Here she talks about
Pathways to Employment – JM’s Story Read More
Andrew worked in our Skills and Employment Team in Camberwell as a Keyworker on the Pathways to Employment project which helps people overcome barriers to employment. Here he explains his
Pathways to Employment – C’s Story Read More
Lorna worked in our Skills and Employment Team in Camberwell as a Keyworker on the Pathways to Employment Project which helped people overcome barriers to access employment opportunities. Here she
Pathways to Employment – J’s Story Read More
Over 1,200 people in South London have been helped to overcome barriers and progress towards employment. 539 – nearly half – have secured paid employment thanks to the support they
Partnership project puts South Londoners on the right path to employment Read More
People with lived experience of issues such as homelessness, long-term unemployment and histories of offending and addiction will be supported to get their lives back on track by helping others.
As part of our Charity of the Year partnership with Credit Suisse, two members of our SOS+ Project raised awareness of the dangers of drugs, trafficking and violent crime to
SOS+ Parents Session at Credit Suisse Read More
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