The ‘Hiking for the Homeless’ team, consisting of workmates at Dover District Council and their family members, have completed the National Three Peaks Challenge raising (at time of publication) an amazing £4,078.25 for Catching Lives which will go directly towards supporting some of the most vulnerable members of our local

The Herne & Broomfield Garden Safari, (Open Gardens Day) will take place on Sunday June 9th from 10am to 5pm. The event is organised by Herne & Broomfield Parish Council and proceeds will be shared between Catching Lives and Herne & Broomfield Community Projects. It is one of the biggest

We are pleased to announce that Catching Lives has been shortlisted as a finalist at this year’s Kent Charity Awards. The team will be attending the gala evening on Thursday 13th June at the Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone. We were delighted to win the award of Kent Community Charity of the

On Saturday 23rd March, Canterbury Christ Church University Boxing students completed their 12 hour Sleep Out to raise money and awareness for Catching Lives. “The event was a great eyeopener and team bonding experience to keep ourselves entertained for the full 12 hours! Our team definitely found it harder than

On Saturday 23rd March 2019, members of the Canterbury Christ Church University Boxing club are hosting a Charity Sleep Out in which students and staff from CCCU will be sleeping outside on campus for 12 hours to raise money and awareness for Catching Lives. Alice (social secretary) says, “As a

1000 Press-ups in 1 hour. That’s what 6 guys from Emmanuel Church in Canterbury hope to do for Catching Lives… each. Tony, Ben, Tom T, Tom H, Mike B and Mike C will be doing this challenge on 18th May in Canterbury High Street. They’ve started training and all have

We are delighted to announce that Ulrikke Elmakbachi is undertaking at 10k run in order to raise funds for Catching Lives. Ulrikke says: “Homelessness is on the rise – locally and country-wide. Charities such as Catching Lives can make a real difference in affected people’s lives; realising how fortunate I

We would like to say a huge thank you to Scott and Veronica from Hope Spinal Wellness Chiropractors Canterbury, and also to all their staff and customers, as together they raised £1000 for Catching Lives over Christmas. This makes a huge difference to the support that we can provide to