2019

We are delighted to be registered with both AmazonSmile and Easyfundraising, meaning our supporters can now help raise funds for us while shopping online. It’s a really simple process for both – if you shop via the Amazon Smile link which is exactly the same as shopping on Amazon, then Amazon will donate a percentage […]

As part of the partnership work of the Integrated Surrey Substance Misuse Service – i-access – Surrey and Borders Partnership, Catalyst and Public Health Surrey are holding an information feedback session on the first year of the integrated drug and alcohol services in Surrey, including the changes to detoxification services and the introduction of the

Catalyst is delighted to celebrate its 30th birthday to-day.  30 years of helping people change and working for the wellbeing of people with alcohol, drug and mental health challenges.  There will be lots of events, fundraising and news over the coming weeks, so watch this space.

We have recently made some changes to our Family and Friends Support groups for those affected by their loved one’s drug and alcohol use, we now offer 3 family and friends support groups across Surrey. The support and education groups we offer are as follows: Woking – 20 High Street, Xchange, Woking, GU21 6BW Bi

Our Head Office in Guildford is a busy place and we need some help – the admin team would love to have a new member to help them as they handle calls and referrals, meet and greet clients, counsellors and visitors, input data and keep on top of the archiving and filing.  We are flexible

We have teamed up with #WeAreWoking to help promote overall wellbeing, not just for January but to let people know what help and support is out there.  We are excited to be part of the ‘Beat The Blues’ campaign in Woking,  aiming to improve wellbeing whilst raising awareness about mental health. The campaign and includes 

We are looking for more volunteer group facilitators to run some of our Family and Friends support groups in Surrey, supporting loved ones affected by substance misuse. We need empathetic, non-judgemental people with good listening skills to facilitate regular meetings for family members, carers or people affected by drugs and/or alcohol or well-being issues. These