SOS Project founder Junior Smart (below) was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from University of Greenwich on 26 October in recognition of his work to tackle youth violence amongst young people. […]
Congratulations Dr Smart! Read More
Dr Junior Smart, Founder of St Giles Trust’s SOS Project, has been at the forefront of campaigning for support for young people who are involved in and victims of gang
Knife crime – it’s time for a public health approach Read More
We are absolutely thrilled to have been selected by Credit Suisse as their UK Charity of the Year partner for 2019. We were selected through a staff vote after reaching
Credit Suisse Charity Partner 2019 Read More
A new report has found that the Peer Circles Project, which works with people experiencing severe and multiple disadvantage, has offered life-saving interventions. During the course of research for the interim
Project helping society’s most excluded is ‘life-saving’ Read More
Specialist county lines support pilot offered cost savings to public services Effective county lines support from charities St Giles Trust and Missing People saved Kent Police an estimated £271,253 over
Specialist county lines support pilot offered cost savings to public services Read More
Young people in Woolwich will have an increased awareness around the risks and consequences of carrying knives and weapons as a result of a new partnership project launching in the
New project will help keep young people in Woolwich safe from knife crime Read More
It is not often that the issue of county lines produces any good news. However, one young man we have helped to safely leave a county line and rebuild his
On the road to a positive future Read More
Our work helping to raise awareness of the dangers of weapons amongst young people has received a boost thanks to funding announced by the Home Office’s Knife Crime Prevention Fund.
Welcome boost for weapons crime prevention work Read More
Two occupational therapy students have been working with St Giles Trust’s Yorkshire Team to develop a mobile app for young people in Yorkshire to help them easily link up with
New app connects young people with services in Yorkshire Read More
A snapshot overview of our achievements over the last financial year (April 2017-March 2018) shows that St Giles Trust helped 24,982 people through our community and prison-based services – a
Snapshot shows we helped nearly 25K last year Read More
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