The schedule for our next round of training is below. Feel free to forward this to anyone you think might be interested. All of the training is free and takes place at our daycentre (Canterbury Open Centre, Station Road East, Canterbury, Kent CT1 2RB). Please be aware that we do

Please join us for a family friendly BBQ in our newly rejuvenated garden (at the back of out day centre) on Saturday 18th August. All money raised will help to tackle homelessness in the area. Activities on the day include… -Free arts and crafts activities for children -A visit from

We have set up a way to make donating even easier. You can simply text CLIV17 £5 to 70070 to donate £5 directly to Catching Lives. This money will help tackle homelessness in our local community, for example through the extended winter shelter period which will run from 1st October

Canterbury Community Shelter Co-ordinator and Deputy Co-ordinator Hours: Full-time (£23,817 per annum for the Co-ordinator) (£21,000 per annum for the Deputy Co-ordinator) Contract type: Co-ordinator – Fixed term 8 months (Commencing 15th August 2018) Deputy Co-ordinator – Fixed term 7 months (Commencing 3rd September 2018) Location: Canterbury, East Kent Closing

The City of Canterbury Chamber Choir is holding a concert on Sunday 15 July 2018 18:30. At St Gregory and St Martin’s Church, Wye Collections will be held for Catching Lives. Fables and Faure – a concert of choral music incl Faure’s Requiem. A fantastic evening of stunning choral music awaits culminating in

    We are holding two summer fetes, the first being 23rd June (and second will be 18th August). There will be a variety of events on the day, all aimed at raising money to support the homeless clients who access our centre, and also to give people an opportunity

We are delighted to announce that Catching Lives Books has again reached the finals in the Best Book Shop in Kent category of the Muddy Stilettos Awards 2018. We would love it if you can vote for our shop to win this award by clicking here  Voting is open now

We are delighted to announce that Peter Roberts, the Headmaster of The King’s School Canterbury,  is running Le Marathon du Mont St. Michel on 26th May to raise funds for Catching Lives and Porchlight. His Virgin Moneygiving page can be found here Mr Roberts says: “As the recent sunny weather has