Catch22 events


23 February 2012
Routes to replication
Catch22 is hosting a seminar on replicating effective practice to prevent young people from offending, to take place in the presence of Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal. More...

24 February 2012
Sub-contracting opportunities with Serco, Catch22 and Turning Point
An event to discuss how you can involve local VCS organisations in the current round of prison bidding and community offender management contracts. More...


RT @catch22frances: Public Policy conference on #OffenderManagement. Debate on PBR: disincentive to work with higher risk/need offenders?

RT @NCAS_uk: #youngpeople Forum meeting w/ @timloughton MP RE impact of budget cuts & support 4 #careleavers http://t.co/dW6ENzRN

RT @MCFworks: @Catch22charity @catch22Colin Research shows employers wnt prisons 2 help offenders learn soft skills 2 http://t.co/wRU8nXHz

RT @catch22Colin: Interesting Guardian article today re offenders learning through the gate http://t.co/MJtfxVhk

Brighton Marathon 2012

02 August 2011

With 2012 being the year of the Olympics, what better time to set yourself the challenge of completing the Brighton Marathon?

The Brighton Marathon is now in the top 12 UK annual running events and Catch22 has 10 places available for this great experience.

A minimum sponsorship of £500 is required; though feel free to raise even more!

The Brighton Marathon course

The race route for the Brighton Marathon starts with a loop of gorgeous Preston Park, and then takes in the best of the city centre including Brighton Pavilion and fabulous stretches of coastal road, including panoramic views where the South Downs meet the English Channel.

Overall, the course is fast, run exclusively on roads and tarmac promenade. The whole route is traffic free with barriers separating competitors from spectators and potential hazards where necessary. There are some undulations in the route, principally in the first 11 miles of the race, but the good news for entrants is that the last 15 miles are either flat or downhill. This makes it ideal for runners of all levels of experience. The last mile is along the seafront road beside thousands of cheering spectators, while the finish line is in Madeira Drive, just east of the spectacular Brighton Pier.

View more details on the Brighton Marathon course.

Support for you

We will provide you with:

  • a Catch22 running vest
  • fundraising tips
  • training ideas
  • lots of cheering and support on the day and post-run refreshments!

To join our Brighton Marathon team and find out more, please contact the fundraising team today!
 


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Contact

T: 0207 336 4810
E: fundraisingteam@catch-22.org.uk

Event Date

15 April 2012