News & Updates

This is your March update from Catching Lives. Spring has finally sprung, and this month, our clients have been busy preparing the day centre garden for warmer weather.

On Thursday 14th May, Catching Lives is hosting a Secret Postcard event at BoConcept.

Catching Lives has appointed Teresa Pearce as Chair of Trustees

Here's your February update from Catching Lives

Snapshot data for Canterbury shows 29 people sleeping rough in the district on one typical night

Here's your January update from Catching Lives

We're asking supporters to take on a fundraising challenge for homelessness

Thanks to funding from The Lawson Trust, we’ve delivered a series of Creative Literacy activities

Theresa supports people who often face barriers to accessing mainstream health services

Apply to join the Catching Lives team as Volunteer & Kitchen Coordinator

New research carried out at Catching Lives has been published in the International Journal on Homelessness.

Here's your December update from Catching Lives

Catching Lives has welcomed several talented local chefs to our kitchen thanks to funding from Sainsbury's

Sebastian Tribe, founder of Terrapy runs Terrarium workshops with us

Place your bids and buy raffle tickets for exciting experiences and prizes!

Here's your November update from Catching Lives

There will be a collection for Catching Lives at the Canterbury Singers’ Carols by Candelight on Saturday 20 December.

We’re asking supporters to take a moment at this busy time to consider gifting with purpose. 

If you’d like to support people who are homeless by donating treats and gifts, here’s how to help.

We’ve welcomed four new Board members, and appointed Natalie Archer & Fran Ellis as interim co-Chairs

We're reducing financial exclusion by helping people who are homeless to open bank accounts

We're saying goodbye to two long-serving Board members and appointing new trustees

Here's your October update from Catching Lives

Catching Lives has launched its winter fundraising appeal to help people who are homeless.