As a review shines a light on our Peer Advisor Programme in prisons, our Chief Executive Rob explains how he believes it can bring real benefits to a struggling system
Prisons need a positive ripple effect Read More
A review of our Peer Advisor Programme in prisons has found that it is “providing significant positive impacts and benefits, for prisoners, the prison environment and wider community.” It was undertaken by
Review highlights the positive impacts of Peer Advisors Read More
People using our North London Skills and Employment team will now have the opportunity to pursue a career in the construction industry thanks to support from the People’s Postcode Trust.
New funding builds a new future for our clients Read More
Antonia and Roisin – our two Royal London Hospital-based SOS Caseworkers – have been exceptionally busy over the past few months. They help young people who have been admitted to
A lifeline for young people at The Royal London Hospital Read More
St Giles Trust was involved in the world’s first ever SIB (social impact bond) through using our peer-led model to help prison leavers from HMP Peterborough resettle into the community.
Its kind of fun to do the impossible Read More
We welcome the knife crime consultation announced today (18 July) and any measures which will help to address the tragic loss of life we have seen on London’s streets this
St Giles Trust’s response to the knife crime consultation Read More
Having a job is one of the most important factors our clients identify in being able to move their lives forward. And here is where our busy, friendly North London
Open Morning at our North London Office Read More
We welcome the Children’s Commissioner Report 2017 and the fact it highlights some deeply worrying issues. These include the findings that nearly 700,000 children are living in heavily disadvantaged families – over
Children’s Commissioner Report 2017 the tragic stories behind the stats Read More
This week’s National Audit Office report into mental health in prisons found there were 40,161 incidents of self-harm and 120 suicides in 2016. Prisons hold some of the most vulnerable, damaged people
Our response to NAO report into mental health in prisons Read More
County lines – or drug lines – is a growing problem our SOS Project caseworkers are encountering amongst their clients. It involves the exploitation of children and young people by gang elders
The young drug mules Read More
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