SOS Project Founder Junior Smart explains why it is so important to support young people as they transition to secondary school Many Year 7s will now have found out which secondary […]
Be there for youngsters on the rocky road to adolescence Read More
We are in the spotlight once again as a top employer! St Giles Trust has come in at number 23 in the Sunday Times Best 100 Companies to Work For
St Giles Trust ranks in Best Companies Top 100 for the 10th year Read More
In the first half of last year, over 270 Peer Advisors were employed across St Giles Trust’s services – both prison and community-based – and 254 people embarked on Peer
Harnessing the power of Peer Advisors Read More
St Giles Trust Chief Executive Rob highlights the impact of our partnership work with the Royal London Hospital supporting young victims of weapons crime and serious youth violence: “We’ve
Forty five does divide into one. Read More
A £20,000 grant from Suffolk Community Foundation through Suffolk Police & Crime Commissioners Fund will continue and expand an existing pilot project in Ipswich helping young people at risk of
St Giles Trust’s Eastern Team are starting work on a project in Norfolk helping vulnerable women in the criminal justice system. Funding from the county’s Police and Crime Commissioner means
Project will help vulnerable women in Norfolk Read More
Young people who have benefitted from the Accessing the Future (ATF) fund had their achievements celebrated at an awards event at Credit Suisse’s Canary Wharf HQ on 16 November. Credit
Part Funded By The European Social Fund Our Yorkshire team – whose work spans the West Yorkshire area – held a 5th anniversary event on 19 January to celebrate
A Peer is always near in Yorkshire Read More
Running 26 miles is a tricky undertaking for anyone but how about doing that and being a manager of Brewbird – our buzzing social enterprise café? In this interview, Brewbird’s
Brewbird David’s expresso London Marathon dash Read More
In November, Dimitri from our SOS+ team delivered a session on county lines at a pupil referral unit. The aim of the session was to help young people understand the
SOS+ explains the consequences of county lines Read More
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