Sport for Good: Reasons to Run for 3Pillars Project in the Hackney Half Marathon
Running to fundraise for charity has never been more popular; and if you’ve decided on running a marathon for your New Year's Resolution,...
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Giving back as part of your New Years Resolution
As with every New Year, there are pledges and promises to make a difference in your life – resolutions. To some, that means losing...
The Improved 3Pillars Pathway
We are 3Pillars! Our goal since the beginning has been to provide effective support to those who want to succeed by using our 3 pillars:...
Why should you give regularly to small charities?
3Pillars Project depend on the generosity of individuals, companies and the community to make charitable donations to continually...
Prevention is better than cure...
A public health approach is needed to reduce crime, but what is a ‘public health approach’ and why does it matter? ​ The Home Secretary...
3 Pillars achieves Charitable Status
For the past three years, we have been operating successfully as a Community Interest Company (CIC), delivering rugby-based interventions...
3 Pillars and a Sporting Chance
“Participation can not only improve health and behaviour but can directly contribute to efforts to reduce reoffending, particularly by...
A Civil Servant's Community Service - Working in a Small Charity
Six months ago, I knew nothing about rugby, prison rehabilitation or running a charity. Naturally therefore, the Civil Service posted me...
Why Rugby?
Whether it is the World Cup, a local derby, or a casual game in the park, many of us support, watch and participate in sport. For some,...
Working in a Young Offenders Institute - Jason
Before entering a Young Offenders Institute for the first time, one can be confronted by thoughts which, although you do your best to...
Release on Temporary Licence can reduce reoffending
In a recent review on the impact of Release on Temporary Licence (ROTL) on prisoner reoffending, Hillier and Mews (2018) [read the full...
Independent Evaluation of our Young Offenders project: Play is Training for the Unexpected
We are very excited to share the results of an Independent Evaluation conducted by C. Arnott of our pilot project with 15-18 year olds in...
Understanding LGBT in Prison
3 Pillars Project constantly strives to better engage with young people in order to support them to develop confidence and self-belief....
England Rugby Try for Change
On Friday 16th of February 2018, 3 Pillars Project were delighted to join Prince Harry and Rugby Legend, Jonny Wilkinson, at England...
Becoming Trauma Informed
The majority of individuals within the criminal justice system have been exposed to traumatic events across their lives. A considerable...
Understanding Mental Health in Prisons
In 2018, 3 Pillars Project will be implementing a Trauma Informed model of intervention for our courses. We believe that the principles...
3PP welcomes a new Director...
3 Pillars Project are joined on the Board of Directors by a new volunteer Director; Lieutenant Colonel Rob Page has served and led in the...
England Rugby and Comic Relief announce the first Try for Change grants
England Rugby and Comic Relief today announce the first set of Try for Change small grant recipients. The Try for Change small grants...
A 7s International, TfL and partners....
August marks the completion of our fifth and final course of the season. It's been an incredible journey over the past year since...
Cambridge Science Festival: Pros & Cons of Rugby
In April, I spoke at the Cambridge University Science fair alongside Cambridge University Neuroscience experts. We spoke about the Pros &...
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