As part of a series of free public lectures for Iron Mill College, a specialist provider of mental health and wellbeing training, our General Manager, Terry Gore, will be talking about how training to be a counsellor changed his life. The free lecture, entitled “A Life of Two Halves –

On Friday 23rd March, eight members of the St Margaret’s at Cliffe Parish church community spent a night sleeping outside to highlight the growing issue of homelessness,  raising money for three charities  – Porchlight, Catching Lives and the Dover Outreach Centre. Vivienne, St Margaret’s PCC says: “With the support of Dover

The schedule for our next round of free training here at the day centre is below. We encourage our volunteers to attend if they can as the information is useful for the work carried out here. Please remember there is no onsite parking. For more information or to reserve a

Catching Lives is recruiting for a new volunteer coordinator… Volunteer Co-ordinator 12 Month Contract Hours: 20 hrs per week (normally between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday but occasional weekend and evening work will be required) Salary £18,500 (pro-rata) for the duration of the contract. Location: Canterbury, Kent Closing date:

On Saturday 17th March at Christchurch University’s sports centre, individuals will be coming together and attempting to climb a combined height of the three peaks- Snowdon, Ben Nevis and Scafell Pike. It is being organised by the Christchurch Climbing Club, in partnership with St Pauls church and the student union,

Hayley and Andy, who are due to be married in July, have decided to break with tradition and instead of having a gift list are giving their guests the option of donating to Catching Lives. Hayley says, “We have been asked by our friends and family if we have a gift

Ye Olde Beverlie pub in Canterbury holds a quiz on Mondays at 8pm and we are delighted to hear that they will be donating a quarter of the takings to Catching Lives. It is £1 a head to enter and you can turn up on the night, however if you

We are delighted that pupils and staff at Spires Academy have delivered an assembly on homelessness and the work of Catching Lives. They have also started a collection to support our clients, with the donation list including items such as tissues, chocolate and treats for dogs! During the assembly, some of