St Giles Trust: looking at their "Through the Gates" programme

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On 15 March 2010, St Giles Trust and Frontier Economics released a report evaluating the “Through the Gates” programme run by St Giles Trust to reduce the rate of re-offending.

St Giles offers prison leavers a range of services including assessments whilst awaiting release and accommodation and help towards re-integration post release.

Frontier Economics concluded that the programme provides outstanding value for money, with re-offending rates substantially lower than the national average.

15 March 2010

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