We are delighted to announce that Catching Lives Books has won the award of ‘Best Bookshop in Kent, voted for by the general public in the Muddy Stilettos Awards. Muddy Stilettos aims to bring the lowdown on the very best restaurants, boutiques, interiors, day trips and events in the local

We are very pleased to announce we have been awarded a certificate from Canterbury Christ Church University in recognition of our services to support the vulnerable and homeless people in Canterbury. The picture below show Catching Lives General Manager Terry Gore receiving this certificate from Vice-chancellor and Principal Professor Rama

12 Month Contract Hours: 12 hrs per week (flexible working available to suit) Salary £18,500 (pro-rata) for the duration of the contract. Location: Canterbury, Kent Closing date: Friday 28th July 2017 at midday Interview dates: Thursday 10th and Friday 11th August 2017 CatchingLives are seeking to employ a Mentoring Co-ordinator

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We would like to thank everyone who took part in the KM Colour Run on Sunday 11th June at Betteshanger Country Park near Deal to raise money for our clients. The volunteers who ran for us, included Sam Slater, Hannah Almond, Leonie Steele, Melissa Pile-Gray and Tammy Pile-Gray. Families and friends

We are pleased to announce that University of Kent student Ruth Auger has won a £400 Graduate School Prize for Public Engagement funding contribution, and also publication space in the Advanced Journal for Professional Practice. An anthropologist, Ruth studies homelessness in Canterbury and plans to use the award to develop

Tuggy Meyer, from the Huntsworth Wine Company Limited, has undertaken a sponsored swim of 300 lengths, totalling almost 4km, to raise money for Catching Lives and Mothers-2-Mothers! Tuggy says, “Having never swum more than 30 lengths, I  committed to swim 300 lengths on Sunday 21st May in Fulham. I am

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