Well done to Danni Thompson who has raised an amazing £400 for Catching Lives by running 10k on Sunday. Danni says, “I survived the 10km run on a hot morning with a finish time of just under 1hr 8mins. But more amazingly, you guys have helped me to raise a

Two of our supporters are holding a mediterranean feast in their garden to raise money for Catching lives. Menu: Pissaladiere (a region onion tart) Beef Camargais (a rich stew served with Camargue wild rice) Selection of southern french cheeses Ice cream served with a sauce of mediterranean fruits Wines from

We would like to thank the Kent Dance Society at the University of Kent for raising £1265.89 for Catching Lives. The Kent Dance Society President, Aaron Thompson, says, “This year we started up a Global and Local Charity of the Year scheme so we could focus our fundraising efforts. We

We are looking for qualified GP nurses and doctors (however applications from other qualified medical professionals can also be discussed) who would be willing to volunteer their time and skills to help with the delivery of an on-site medical service for homeless individuals in Canterbury. About the service -We operate

We would like to thank Walker Construction for visiting our centre to learn more about the services and support we offer to those who are homeless in Canterbury, and for the generous donation of £1000. We were also delighted to be able to discuss ways that they will be able

Catching Lives would like to thank all the Sports and Public Service students at Canterbury College who helped raise £517.76 through an organised Sportathon held in May. The event was held on the University Of Kent’s sports Fields and saw students competing against each other for the glory of being

We are delighted to hear that Danni Thompson, who worked on this year’s Canterbury Community Shelter as a Project Worker, has decided to raise funds for our charity by entering the University of Kent’s 10k run on 21st May. Danni says: “Anyone who knows me will be well aware that

Catching Lives’ Canterbury Community Shelter ran from 1st December 2016 to the 28th of February 2017 and during this time 67 individuals stayed, with 56% of these people moving on into accommodation. You can read our full CCS report by clicking here Catching Lives’ Campaign team has also compiled a