We are delighted to announce that Alice Palace is taking part in the Buster’s Charity Firewalk (held in partnership with the KM Charity Team) Alice says, “I’m walking on fire to raise money for Catching Lives who support homeless people in Canterbury. They were voted our charity of the year
We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone at St Nicholas School in Canterbury for bringing us some lovely food donations this morning (fittingly on World Homeless Day). This included some amazing homegrown vegetables, as seen here being handed to Catching Lives trustee James Duff by Paul
The Canterbury Community Shelter will be running from Monday 1st October 2018 through to Sunday 31st March 2019. In partnership with 7 churches in Canterbury we will be providing overnight accommodation for rough sleepers to shelter from the cold weather and work with staff/volunteers to find more permanent housing. To
A group of young people taking part in the NCS (National Citizen Service) have raised money through a variety of fundraising activities which they then used to provide the centre with a football table and sleeping bags which can be given out to those sleeping rough (pictured below with
Canterbury Community Shelter Co-ordinator Hours: Full-time (£23,817 per annum) Contract type: Fixed term 8 months (Commencing 1st September 2018 or as near to this as possible) Location: Canterbury, East Kent Closing date: Friday 24th August 5pm CatchingLives are seeking to employ a Co-ordinator to run the Canterbury Community Shelter. This
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