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St Giles Trust

Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024/25

St Giles Trust's 2024/25 Annual Report sets out impact across its three strategic pillars — Poverty, Violence & Exploitation, and Justice — including growing Pantry network usage, schools-based violence prevention mentoring, and prison-based Peer Advisor training that builds pathways into paid employment.

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Advice, advocacy and welfare support for people facing poverty (Pantry network, financial support); schools-based mentoring and hospital-based violence reduction for young people at risk of exploitation; prison in-reach, Peer Advisor training and resettlement support for people leaving custody

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 16,793 new clients supported in 2024/25
Key Metric 2 39,823 one-to-one support sessions delivered (up from 19,001 in 2023/24)
Key Metric 3 Total income £22.4m (year ended 31 March 2025)

Key Outcomes

  • 869 clients reduced their involvement in gangs or county lines (up from 382 in 2023/24)
  • 1,063 Peer Advisors completed training in advice, guidance and support (up from 386)
  • 12,620 visits made to St Giles's Pantry network, more than double the 5,300 recorded the previous year

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London

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