New data from St Giles’ Pantry network reveals the shocking scale of food poverty in 2025, with those in financial hardship cutting meals and enduring entire days without eating. 79% […]
Poverty on the rise: skipped meals becoming the new normal Read More
St Giles Trust is delighted to receive a share of £9.4 million investment from the Home Office, secured by the London Violence Reduction Unit (VRU), to continue our essential work
The St Giles East of England team have been running an ongoing series of wellbeing activity sessions at the Magdalen Street Pantry in Norwich as part of their support package
Crafting Calm in the Norwich Magdalen Street Pantry Read More
Our London hospital-based violence reduction team was prominently featured in a powerful BBC1 documentary last night (29 January 2025), “Idris Elba: Our Knife Crime Crisis,” presented by renowned actor Idris
St Giles Features in BBC’s “Idris Elba: Our Knife Crime Crisis” Read More
This year, you can push your limits by taking part in a challenge event or race for St Giles and make a real difference to the people we support. Whether
Boost Your New Year’s Resolutions! Join a Challenge Event and Support St Giles Read More
St Giles is proud to once again join forces with Arsenal FC and Adidas as part of the No More Red initiative, which returns for the fourth year. This partnership,
No More Red: St Giles partners with Arsenal & Adidas to keep young people safe Read More
Girls and young women are increasingly being put at risk of criminal exploitation because services and resources are being channelled towards boys and young men. Furthermore, gaps in understanding of
St Giles warns against under-estimating the criminal exploitation of girls Read More
On December 19, 2024, cross-agency efforts to reduce reoffending in London were highlighted at a special event in Lambeth. The event, attended by the Deputy Mayor of London for Policing
Partnership Work to Reduce Reoffending Showcased at Lambeth Event Read More
SOS+ North Yorkshire is an early intervention and prevention service working throughout the City of York and North Yorkshire. It supports children and young people aged 10 to 25 who
Community Initiative to Reduce Violence (CIRV) is a programme that seeks to identify young people who are most likely to be affected by violence and combines communicating the consequences/realities of violence
Spotlight on: Community Initiative to Reduce Violence (CIRV) in Coventry and Wolverhampton Read More
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