Coping with a prison sentence and the rocky road that follows release from it is a challenging for anyone. But it can be paticularly traumatic for the people affected by […]
Supporting vulnerable women with autism Read More
St Giles Trust’s roots are in helping vulnerable homeless people. Today, this is realised through our partnership work with the Kings Health Partners Pathways Team at St Thomas’ Hospital in
A helping hand for homeless patients Read More
Many of the young people we support through SOS have been victims of serious youth violence. ‘Dominic’ first came into contact with our SOS caseworkers in the Royal London Hospital
Helping victims of violence Read More
As communities change, SOS Founder Junior Smart explains how SOS is evolving to meet new challenges. October this year will be the 10th anniversary of the SOS Project. From a small
SOS – Change and Progress Read More
SOS+ helps prevent young people from getting caught up negative lifestyles through dispelling myths and offering support, tools and strategies to stay crime-free. CJ and Junior delivered an SOS+ session on
Winning over young minds Read More
139 vulnerable young people have been helped to leave gangs and negative lifestyles since 1 April 2015… and the SOS Team has done a whole lot more! 982 mentoring sessions
We welcome today’s announcement by David Cameron on prison reform. As a charity with a long track record of working in prisons and with prison leavers, we already know that
St Giles Trust responds to PM announcement on prisons Read More
Our work helping ex-offenders into employment has been given a £100,000 boost thanks to a grant from The City & Guilds Group announced today (7 January 2016). We have been
Employment prospects for ex-offenders given 100K boost Read More
Good things are on the boil at newly-established cafe Brewbird – backed by St Giles Trust – which will offer our clients a route to employment in the growing hospitality
Newly opened cafe will help our clients find work Read More
Our Leeds-based Peer to the Future (PTTF) project successfully helped needy prison leavers to adjust to life in the community and address factors which reduce the likelihood of re-offending, according
Peer power helps prison leavers Read More
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