Generous support from members of the public and our current donors has meant we have raised over £250,000 to offer emergency support to vulnerable clients. Thanks to the Covid-19 Emergency […]
430 vulnerable clients given emergency help thanks to Covid-19 Emergency Appeal Read More
Junior Smart OBE founded the SOS Project on his release from a 10 year prison sentence in 2006. It has grown over the past 14 years to become one of
Helping the forgotten casualties of Covid 19 Read More
“We are as a team working extra hard to make sure our clients are emotionally stable in this trying time” Rashpal Grewal, St Giles Project Manager, Peer Circles Our
Surviving and supporting under a lonely lockdown Read More
Covid 19 – Update from St Giles as of 12 May 2020 We would like to reassure all our clients, supporters, partners and staff that we are doing everything we
Covid 19 – Update from St Giles Read More
With an estimated 4 million British workers living in poverty (source: JRF 2018), a south London project has helped over 300 workers experiencing in-work poverty to improve their earnings and
Project tackling in-work poverty helps over 300 South Londoners into work Read More
Project helping London’s most socially excluded has helped over 800 An evaluation into the Peer Circles project has shown that it has helped 824 people from across London who were
Project helping London’s most socially excluded has helped over 800 Read More
We’re pleased to announce we’ve been named number 15 in the Best Not for Profit category of the Best Companies Top 100 survey, rising from 20 last year and making
St Giles makes the Best Companies Top 100 for our 12th consecutive year Read More
St Giles is one of the lead organisations working at the frontline across the UK to address the ongoing issue of children and adolescents being exploited through criminal drugs gangs
HMICFRS report on police responses to county lines – response from St Giles Read More
Junior Smart, Founder of St Giles’ SOS Project and former offender, has today had his work helping and campaigning on behalf vulnerable young people exploited through criminal gangs recognised in
New Years Honour for founder of one of UK’s best-known gang intervention projects Read More
A £65,000 award from The Worshipful Company of Gunmakers will support charity St Giles’ work in the Royal London Hospital’s Major Trauma Centre with victims of serious violence. The award,
£65,000 award will help victims of weapons crime Read More
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