Would you like to help us raise some much needed funds and give yourself a challenge? Whether you need some motivation to get active and fit or are feeling fed up that your training regime will go to waste due to a cancelled event – we have a challenge for everyone in mind. We all

It’s Volunteers Week!  We really want to ensure all our volunteers feel appreciated at all times but especially now – they mean so much to our organisation and we couldn’t deliver our services without them. We will be celebrating volunteers and showing our appreciation on social media, sending out Thank You e-cards to  and demonstrating

#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek and the theme this year is Kindness. We were one step ahead when we chose kindness as one of our values in January. Chosen by our staff – we started with over 100 suggestions and whittled it down to Kindness, Integrity and Commitment –  they truly reflect what we stand for. To mark Mental

We are very sad to have to announce the death on 1 May 2020 of one of our longest-standing members of the Catalyst Trustee Board, Sue Bowen. Sue provided the charity with 14 years of support and service, most recently as Deputy Chair. Her health service background was invaluable and she worked with many staff

Fundraising is even more challenging during this health crisis. We are committed to continuing our work in the community, but we need your help more than ever. Any donation will go a long way to support our work with a range of projects, and we are very grateful for any help you can offer. To

We hope everyone is keeping well at this time. Please be reminded that all our services are still running, albeit in a slightly different way. We are open for referrals and you can self refer to any of our services from the comfort of your own home. If you are struggling with your mental health

Surrey County Council Coronavirus Helpline (non medical advice and community support) Tel: 0300 200 1008 SMS: 07860 053465 (for deaf and hard of hearing) The helpline will be operating from 10am – 4pm on Good Friday and Easter Monday. On Saturday & Sunday they will be operating 10am – 2pm. All web capability and duty

As a service open to the public, we continue to monitor the advice from Public Health England about Coronavirus (COVID-19).  Due to the government guidelines on Monday 16th March and to ensure we try and keep everyone safe around the social distancing advice, our teams have had to change the way we deliver some of

We are delighted to be able to announce that Catalyst has been shortlisted for an HSJ Partnership Award 2020!  We entered the partnership work of i-access as an example of the voluntary sector working with health partners and have been invited to present at the judging forum in mid-January 2020, with the results announced in

We have had reports about major disruptions due to flooding within the area of Surrey and some of our services have been affected. The River Wey, which runs alongside the Oakleaf premises in Guildford, has burst its banks. The Car Park, the drop in area and the reception area are completely flooded. The Oakleaf team

This year Time to Talk day is Thursday 6th February – a day that encourages the nation to think about and talk about mental health. As a charity that specialises in mental health and emotional wellbeing, talking and supporting is what we do best. We will be using the day raise awareness about the services