St Giles is proud to present our first ever Violence & Exploitation Learning: Series Hidden Harm. Trusted Adults. Better Responses. Led by St Giles’ Dr Junior Smart OBE, FCGI –
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Hospital emergency departments are increasingly recognised as key intervention points in tackling youth violence. But turning crisis into long-term change depends on how effectively support is delivered in those first
Aligning A&E Navigator Provision with Need Read More
In this piece, St Giles CEO Tracey Burley responds to a recently published report from The Co-op Foundation on public attitudes towards imprisonment of children. While the number of children
Youth Justice: The Public Is Ahead of the System Read More
At St Giles, we are hugely grateful for the support of our corporate partners, and Berkeley is a shining example of what a truly committed partnership looks like in action.
Berkeley Partnership Spotlight Read More
Knife crime is a problem which affects us all – whether we have been directly impacted or not and regardless of where we live in the UK. Alongside the devastating
A Decade to Deliver – Responding to the UK’s Knife Crime Plan Read More
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
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