St Giles Trust
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St Giles Trust is a charity that works with people facing disadvantages such as homelessness, long-term unemployment, an offending background, addiction, severe poverty and involvement in gangs.
St Giles Trust was founded in 1962 as the Camberwell Samaritans.[1] Its work has developed over the years and it now works across England and Wales. In 2016/17, the charity helped 24,432 people through its services.[citation needed]
Locations
St Giles Trust's head office is based in Camberwell, South London. Their work is based in prisons and communities across England and Wales. Additional offices are in North London, Leeds, Ipswich and Cardiff.
Awards
St Giles Trust has won The Charity Awards 2009 and 2007,[2] The Third Sector Excellence Awards 2007,[3] The Butler Trust Awards 2009,[4]
References
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