As 3Pillars Project commemorates five years of dedicated work in tackling complex issues within prison reform for young men, it is a time...

3Pillars Project marks the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace (IDSDP) on April 6th

3Pillars is not the standard feature for Red Bull online, normally more high profile skateboarders, surfers and motocross riders suit the...

We are delighted to add three new trustees to the 3Pillars Project Trustee Board. William Mackinlay, is the CEO of a Barristers' Chambers...

3Pillars Project has been awarded a two-year grant of £60,000 from The Triangle Trust to increase the capacity of the team, enabling the...

3Pillars Project has been awarded a three-year grant of £96,000 from BBC Children in Need to deliver a range of sports-based pro-social...

3Pillars Project are taking part in Christmas Challenge 2021 to raise at least £4,000 in just 1 week! These funds will be used to help...

by Peter McIntyre No one, save those experienced in such activity, could have predicted the outcome of such a venture, which took 5 inner...

3Pillars Project, a charity at the forefront of providing essential mentoring support to young men in custody and on release, has been...

Background The overall topic aim is derived from the United Nations (UN) sustainable development goals (SDG) which was adopted in 2015 as...

3Pillars Project launches plan to change the lives of over 100 young men in prison through a revolutionary sports-based mentoring...

Our Operations Lead, Peter, recently read an article that contained the line ‘Have-Do-Be’ to ‘Be-Do-Have’ mindset, which took him back to...

After a funny encounter with two strangers at our team training day recently, 3Pillars Ops Manager Peter Mcintyre recalls the challenges...

Darren has recently joined the 3Pillars Project team as a Mentor and Coach. In this blog we hear first-hand how he plans to transfer his...

We are often asked how we choose which prisons we partner with and so here we provide insight into our selection process.

Ulysse Abbate discusses trauma, criminalisation and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in his #UoNinterntakeover blog

We live in a society that’s so connected; it’s also disconnected. Here we explore the implications for those leaving custody.

Sports can act as a trojan horse, engaging some of the most challenging young people who are at risk of reoffending.

Audrey Reber, kicks us off with her first blog post, giving her insight on how rugby can be used to reduce reoffending.

Mentoring can be a complex and more challenging process than what it might first appear. So what makes a good mentor?