Family information directory

Nature Club is based on the ethos of forest school with a lean towards offering children the freedom to connect with nature and explore the world around them on their own terms. It is here to create awe and wonder in your child’s life through… Read more

Future STEPS is a 1:1 coaching and mentoring service for young people aged 11-18. Their aim is to help you to develop skills, increase self-esteem, build motivation and support you through successfully accessing work, education and training opportunities. Through the Future STEPS service, there is… Read more

We are a group of Veterans and Serving Members of Her Majesties Armed Forces. Like other Veteran’s Breakfast Clubs around the country and overseas, our ethos is mutual support. It works because we all have a similar humour, outlook and the social life we now… Read more

Autism Outreach for Schools is a service commissioned by Surrey County Council and delivered by staff based at some of Surrey's specialist provisions. They support schools to meet the needs of their autistic and neuro-diverse pupils, or those undiagnosed but struggling in similar areas. Autism… Read more

Our KOSTA (Kids of St Andrew’s) team run activities for nursery and primary aged children during the Service and these take place in the ‘Blue Room’ in the Pavilions at the back of the Church. We do something different each week, and the children enjoy… Read more

The library is open Tuesday to Saturday from 9:30am - 5pm, as well as library facilities they offer a range of events and groups. For more information go to the website. Read more

The Haslemere Youth Hub is a charity youth community centre for preschoolers through to teens and young adults.  The Youth Hub is headed up by Karen & Nadeana, who manage the building, the cafe, the hirers and Deeza who helps arrange all the activities and make sure there is plenty… Read more

The Surrey Branch holds parent to parent support groups, run by volunteers, in several towns in Surrey. These are informal opportunities to meet with other parents and carers of autistic children and young people, and to share experiences/knowledge about local services. A group for parents/carers… Read more

The service provides non-judgemental support to families with at least one child who is under 5. After an assessment of their needs, the family may be offered a home visiting service. Volunteers then offer regular support and practical help to families experiencing difficulties, helping to… Read more

Send Evangelical Church is attended by a group of Christians living in the Send, Woking and Guildford areas who meet together regularly. They hold a range of activities for all ages from under 5's to a youth clubs. Read more