Family information directory

ARCH (Abortion Recovery Care and Helpline) is dedicated to promoting the emotional, psychological and spiritual well-being of clients, by the provision of real understanding, counselling and supportive help to women, men and families after an abortion. They offer a range of support services such as a… Read more

Kingston Women’s Centre is a long standing charity run by women for women. Since 1982, we have supported thousands of women with their mental well-being through our great counselling services.  Our aim is to provide counselling for women of all backgrounds within the local community… Read more

Valley Trust is a registered charity providing counselling services to children in primary and secondary schools across four counties: Surrey, Hampshire, Middlesex and Berkshire. Using schools as the setting for their service is an effective way of making counselling available and accessible to pupils who… Read more

A safe space for young people aged between 10 - 18 years to talk about worries and mental health in a confidential and friendly, supportive environment. Although based in Guildford, Epsom, Staines, and Redhill the Havens are open for anyone to attend from across the county. At… Read more

The Lucy Rayner Foundation raises awareness of the signs and symptoms of depression in young adults, supports those young adults and their families, and works alongside other charitable organisations with the same objectives.Just Talk is a monthly drop-in service in Horley for young people to… Read more

The Lucy Rayner Foundation hold mental health discussion groups for men, where people from all walks of life can talk, listen and provide mutual support to one another. Whatever mental health issues you are facing, the weekly meetings via zoom provide a safe space that… Read more

Winston’s Wish has a national helpline which is free to call on 08088 020 021 and offers therapeutic advice following a bereavement. The helpline provides bereavement support for parents, carers and professionals who are looking for childhood bereavement advice and support. Face to face support is available… Read more

BAAM offer support and training programmes for the general public, young people, families, professionals and anyone dealing with their own or another’s anger issues and experiencing anger directly or indirectly. Training can include individual support, workshops and seminars. Read more

The Child Death Helpline is staffed by volunteers, all of them bereaved parents. It aims to provide a quality free helpline service to anyone affected by the death of a child of any age. Callers to the helpline might be parents, grandparents, siblings, other family… Read more

Bereavement Advice Centre is a free helpline and web-based information service. It gives practical information, advice and signposting on the many issues and procedures that individuals face after the death of someone close. Read more