Catalyst and i-access are pleased to be working in partnership on the next Peer Mentor course which starts on 7th June 2021. We are looking for individuals who are at an advanced stage of recovery and would like to share their personal experiences to help and inspire others, whilst gaining an accredited qualification and enhancing their […]

The trial of the Woking Safe Haven 24/7 service is being extended until 7 May to improve access to crisis mental health support. Safe Havens provide an alternative to A&E for people in mental health crisis who don’t also have urgent physical health needs. It’s a place where people can go for urgent help with their

Catalyst (one of the lead providers for Community Connections Surrey) are proud to be working in partnership with Surrey and Borders NHS Foundation Trust (SABP), delivering the SUN (Service User Network) service. This new service is available for people in Surrey and NE Hampshire. What is Sun? SUN (Service User Network) is a new, easy

The Woking Safe Haven, one of the five out of hours crisis mental health venues in Surrey and Aldershot, is commencing a pilot scheme to offer a 24-hour service from the 15th February to 31st March 2021. This is an important alternative to A&E for people requiring mental health support who do not need immediate

Some people that use alcohol or drugs in a harmful way are unaware of when they need to tell DVLA about their drink / drug use. With this in mind we have collaborated with i-access, Surrey and Borders Partnership and the Alcohol Liaison team at Royal Surrey to produce a handy leaflet which details when

Due to staffing issues, the Aldershot Safe Haven will be closed on Friday 22nd December. The closest available Safe Havens are Guildford and Woking and the virtual service is also available. To find out more visit Safe Havens Apologies for any inconvenience caused.  

Catalyst are still continuing to offer outreach support during the current lockdown, while also supporting clients safely by digital and online means. Our mental health services can still offer some face to face sessions alongside online and telephone support We are offering a range of online groups and activities to support mental health and wellbeing

Our offices are closed on 25th, 28th December 2020 and 1st January 2021 We will be open and available on all other days (except weekends and Bank Holidays) Our usual opening hours are Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm Our outreach and out of hours services are still operating throughout including Bank Holidays and weekends.

Alcohol Awareness Week (16-22 November 2020) is an opportunity to get us thinking about our drinking, especially at this time during lockdown. This year, the theme is Alcohol and mental health. Catalyst are a Surrey charity and recognise that the two factors are linked. Our services can help support people affected by drug and alcohol

Catalyst are still continuing to offer outreach support during the current lockdown, while supporting clients safely by digital and online means. Our mental health services our still offering some face to face sessions alongside online and telephone support We are offering a range of online groups and activities to support mental health and wellbeing –

World Mental Health Day – a day to raise awareness, educate and reduce the stigma so people feel comfortable talking about their mental health. As a local mental health charity, mental health and wellbeing is part of our everyday work and we regularly encourage staff, volunteers, partners and clients to look after themselves and to

Changes to Amigo – volunteer buddying project provided by Voluntary Support North Surrey Amigo, launched in June 2017 by Voluntary Support North Surrey and funded by Catalyst, has been providing volunteer buddying support for people with mental ill health in Runnymede, Spelthorne, Surrey Heath, West Elmbridge and Woking as part of Community Connections. The impact