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Cast A Thought recognised as Social Prescribing Champion by the National Association of Social Prescribing.

Cast A Thought are proud to become an advocate for the Active Essex #MoveWithUs campaing

We’re excited to share our upcoming fishing sessions for 2025! Whether you’re looking to improve your skills, try fishing for the first time, or find a supportive community, we have something for everyone. Fish and Chat Fishing is not just about catching fish—it’s also a great way to relax, connect with others, and improve mental well-being. Our Fish and Chat sessions are designed to support adults with mental health challenges, long-term health conditions, or social isolatio

We are thrilled to share the fantastic news that we have been honored with not one, but two prestigious awards this year: the Essex Activate Provider of the Year and the Swale Community Leisure Health (Maidstone) Award. These accolades are a testament to the hard work, dedication, and unwavering commitment of our team to enhancing the lives of the communities we serve. Essex Activate Provider of the Year Winning the Essex Activate Provider of the Year award is a significant r

Join us in making a positive impact on mental health by volunteering in Kent, Essex, and Hertfordshire. If you love the outdoors and helping others, be part of our transformative experience supporting children and adults. Why Volunteer? Support Mental Health: Our fishing sessions are designed to help reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, offering a calming, therapeutic experience for individuals of all ages. Positive Impact: You'll play a key role in creating a safe, welcom

In 2024, the Maidstone Fish Fest programme, proudly supported by Kent Police, Golding Homes, and Angling Direct, has grown into something more that just a diversionary activity. While fishing is at the heart of what we do, the impact of this programme goes far beyond the surface—transforming the lives of local young people in ways you might not expect. Each session, attended by a group of ten young peopler, eferred by local schools or the police, provides more than just an op