The City of Canterbury Chamber Choir is holding a concert on Sunday 15 July 2018 18:30. At St Gregory and St Martin’s Church, Wye Collections will be held for Catching Lives. Fables and Faure – a concert of choral music incl Faure’s Requiem. A fantastic evening of stunning choral music awaits culminating in
We are holding two summer fetes, the first being 23rd June (and second will be 18th August). There will be a variety of events on the day, all aimed at raising money to support the homeless clients who access our centre, and also to give people an opportunity
We are delighted to announce that Peter Roberts, the Headmaster of The King’s School Canterbury, is running Le Marathon du Mont St. Michel on 26th May to raise funds for Catching Lives and Porchlight. His Virgin Moneygiving page can be found here Mr Roberts says: “As the recent sunny weather has
We send a huge thank you to Angela Gladwell from Herne Bay who ran the Brighton Marathon on 15th April for Catching Lives, raising over £500 for our charity. It is still possible to donate to her JustGiving page found here The money raised will help us to continue offering
We send a big thank you to nine year old Oli Fenner who has raised £43.30 by holding a ‘guess the name of teddy’ competition at his school. The money will be used to support our homeless clients who access our centre. Oli visited Catching Lives to see our services
We would like to say a huge thank you to members of the Facebook group ‘Canterbury Residents Group’ who have generously donated over £4000 to Catching Lives. We rely on the support of our local community to continue providing vital services to homeless clients who access our day centre on Station Road
The Canterbury Community Shelter (CCS) returned for its 8th year of running, opening its doors from 1st December 2017 until 28th February 2018. During this time, 51 different clients made use of a combined 1234 overnight bed spaces in local church halls. We are delighted to announce that during this
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