Young people in Woolwich will have an increased awareness around the risks and consequences of carrying knives and weapons as a result of a new partnership project launching in the […]
New project will help keep young people in Woolwich safe from knife crime Read More
It is not often that the issue of county lines produces any good news. However, one young man we have helped to safely leave a county line and rebuild his
On the road to a positive future Read More
Our work helping to raise awareness of the dangers of weapons amongst young people has received a boost thanks to funding announced by the Home Office’s Knife Crime Prevention Fund.
Welcome boost for weapons crime prevention work Read More
Two occupational therapy students have been working with St Giles Trust’s Yorkshire Team to develop a mobile app for young people in Yorkshire to help them easily link up with
New app connects young people with services in Yorkshire Read More
A snapshot overview of our achievements over the last financial year (April 2017-March 2018) shows that St Giles Trust helped 24,982 people through our community and prison-based services – a
Snapshot shows we helped nearly 25K last year Read More
Today’s report (24 July 2017) from the London Assembly’s Police and Crime Committee calls for vulnerable women offenders to be given support to address underlying issues driving their offending. For
St Giles welcomes report calling for women offenders to be offered support not prison Read More
A valued member of the St Giles Trust team has gained a prestigious accolade from The Worshipful Company of Girdlers. Shaun Blackwood, who works on a partnership project in Bexley,
Girdler win for Shaun Read More
Two Cardiff-based services which launched this month (11 July 2018) are helping disadvantaged adults into employment and young people exploited through gangs. The Big Lottery Fund supported Peer Forward project
New Cardiff services are opening doors for disadvantaged adults and young people Read More
A long-standing member of staff who helps women in prison became professionallyqualified Peer Advisors under the Peer Advisor Programme has been given a prestigious award in recognition of her achievements.
Star trainer of over 100 Peer Advisors rewarded Read More
Junior Smart, Founder of the SOS Project at St Giles Trust which works with young people involved in and at risk of gang crime and serious youth violence, reflects on
Serious youth violence is everyone’s responsibility Read More
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