Family information directory

Banstead Cricket Club is situated just 200 yards off Banstead High Street. They offer coaching, development and playing opportunities for cricketers of all ages and abilities.  Read more

Barnardo’s Positive Parenting Programme offers support to parents and carers of children aged 6 to 18 who have an ADHD diagnosis or are in the process of being diagnosed. We offer two programmes: The Parent Factor in ADHD – a seven-week skills building group for… Read more

A weekly group for babies, toddlers and their parents and carers. There will be lots of toys, songs, bible stories and refreshments for all. £1 per session per family. Car park available behind the church building. Read more

The Bay Pond Baby and Toddlers group provide an opportunity for babies and toddlers to learn through play with a diverse range of toys, singing, creative activities and the all important social interaction. Refreshments are provided mid-morning, juice and biscuits for children, and much needed… Read more

Be Your Best operates throughout Surrey and supports families to live a healthier lifestyle. The free programme includes six one-to-one sessions that are delivered face-to-face and virtually, and group learning sessions that are delivered online on Zoom. Families are expected to engage in at least… Read more

Beat provides information, advice, support, live chat and support groups. It also offers a youth line for under 25's and advice line for parents, teachers, or any other concerned adult. See website for the local services in Surrey. Read more

Beating Bowel Cancer is a support and campaigning charity for everyone affected by bowel cancer. It provides practical and emotional help such as online communities, online support groups, a helpline and accessible information. Read more

Music-making and recording project for young people aged 11-18 Interested in music? Come and learn how to use music and radio production equipment and collaborate with other budding musicians. Groups are kept small and are led by a YMCA youth worker supported by two local… Read more

We are a support group for parents and carers of neurodivergent children. If you fancy getting together and chatting with other parents and carers who 'get it', then please come and join us! We offer regular in person meet ups (with a mobile library), information… Read more

The group was started by parents with Beckwith-Wiedermann Syndrome children to share problems and information and act as a self-help group. It aims to promote both public and professional awareness of Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome and to support and encourage research. Read more