St Giles is at the forefront of child criminal exploitation through prevention, intervention, and long-term support for young people at risk. As a charity who have an established track record […]
St Giles welcomes Government progress on tackling county lines Read More
We are delighted to welcome four new Trustees to the Board of St Giles. Ameeta Rowland, Andrew McEachern, Charlotte O’ Brien, and Jane Cadell bring a wealth of experience, insight, and
St Giles welcomes new Trustees to our Board Read More
A former colleague at St Giles who had served time in a women’s prison once described it for many of the women she had met in there as ‘a welcome
What Kayley’s story tells us after Corston Read More
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded £249,106 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for Wales. The funding will create volunteering opportunities for people with lived experience
Youth economic inactivity is no longer a marginal issue — it is a test of how effectively our education, employment and support systems work together. The challenge is not simply
Preventing a Lost Generation: What the Youth Employment Inquiry Must Now Deliver Read More
The recent Public Accounts Committee report on the probation service will not surprise those working closest to the system. For years, probation staff have operated under sustained pressure — managing
Probation reform must be built on partnership, not blame Read More
We welcome today’s news from the Government underlining a renewed commitment to tackling knife crime. One child harmed or killed is one too many, and we support measures that aim
Partnership and prevention critical to sustaining knife crime reductions Read More
Yesterday (10 February) we were delighted to be at Cardiff Bay, hosting an event to launch our Lived Experience Toolkit — giving employers and partners practical tools to open up
Clarion call for lived experience to shape futures at national conference Read More
We are delighted to announce that our Cheltenham Exploitation Prevention Service has won Cheltenham No Child Left Behind – Staying Safe Award. Our Caseworker Zac France has worked tirelessly supporting
Work in Cheltenham wins safety award Read More
Girls and young women in Cheltenham are being invited to take part in a new anonymous online survey designed to better understand their experiences of living in the town and
Girls and Young Women in Cheltenham Invited to Share Views on Safety and Public Spaces Read More
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