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Healing Systems, Not Just People: Healing Health Inequalities
Read moreSocial Interest Group (SIG) is a leading UK charity providing bespoke person-centred health and social care services through six subsidiaries.
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We deliver residential and community-based services to an extensive cohort of people where alcohol and drugs play a significant part in their lives.


We deliver residential and community-based Mental Health services across London, Luton, Kent, Brighton and Bedfordshire.


We offer dedicated specialist interventions for women across London, Bedfordshire, Brighton and Hove. Our services encompass community engagement through floating support, outreach, and accommodation-based projects.


We provide resettlement support for people leaving the criminal justice system, targeted interventions for those in custody and bespoke family support. Our focus is on reducing reoffending by addressing underlying causes, securing housing, and aiding reintegration into families and communities.


We offer a range of integrated support services focused on prevention, early intervention, integration and recovery for people at higher risk of losing their independence.


We offer a range of residential services which support people who meet the clinical threshold for a diagnosis of personality disorder.


We provide specialist support for individuals leaving inpatient mental health care, helping them transition safely back into the community. Our service focuses on stabilisation, recovery, and connection to ongoing support, reducing the risk of readmission and promoting long-term wellbeing.


We deliver person-centred recovery services within local communities, supporting individuals to build resilience, develop life skills, and sustain their wellbeing. Through projects like SIG Roots, we offer structured programmes that promote independence, connection, and long-term recovery outside of residential settings.


We deliver creative, arts-based programmes in custodial and community settings that support personal development, emotional literacy, and positive identity. Delivered by Safe Ground, these interventions engage individuals in meaningful reflection and expression, helping to strengthen relationships, reduce reoffending, and support rehabilitation.




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We deliver impactful, person-centred services, spanning mental health, substance use, trauma, abuse, physical complex needs, criminal justice and homelessness.
Social Interest Group (SIG) is a leading UK charity providing bespoke person-centred health and social care services through SIG Penrose, SIG Equinox, SIG Pathways to Independence, SIG Safe Ground, SIG Housing Trust and Milner Gibson. Our mission is to empower people by building powerful partnerships and creative solutions that bridge gaps in provision and aid recovery, reablement and resettlement.
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