Family information directory

I Play 30 are free tennis activity sessions designed for adults and children with learning, sensory, mental and physical disabilities. Each session is run by an LTA accredited coach, ably assisted by a group of tennis club member volunteers who have all received specific disability tennis training.… Read more

Ingfield Manor School for Parents is a unique service for families of babies and young children from birth to 5 years. The service works in partnership with parents to educate the young child with cerebral palsy or other motor learning difficulties and allied learning needs.… Read more

They work with children, young people and families to build resilience and raise levels of self-esteem and achievement in and out of school. They offer group support to parents of CYP with ASD traits. Is aimed at children and young people aged 5-18 years. They… Read more

The National Autistic society (NAS) Surrey Branch provides information, support groups, talks, parent courses & programme and family activities, and represent the interests of parents to service providers. Read more

Face 2 Face is a volunteer-led group of parents and carers who have a child or young person with a disability who offer friendship and support to other parents or carers of children with additional needs or disabilities. Their free one - to - one… Read more

Aurora Redehall School supports children aged 6 to 11 years with communication difficulties typically associated with Asperger’s Syndrome and Autism. Students are likely to experience challenges with social communication and interaction with others and may have additional issues around their understanding of the social rules.… Read more

Patients run the Association for Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia Disorders (AMEND), for patients to support and inform those affected by multiple endocrine neoplasia disorders and their associated endocrine tumours. AMEND provides patient information through booklets and newsletters, it also offers a counselling service and social media… Read more

The Glenholme Healthcare is a social care group with over 25 years’ experience supporting young adults and adults with learning disabilities, complex needs, mental health conditions and problems with addiction. We provide support through our residential services, supported living schemes and via our outreach programmes.… Read more

The Changing Places Consortium is a group of organisations working to support the rights of people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and/or other physical disabilities. The Consortium campaigns for Changing Places toilets to be installed in all big public spaces so people can access… Read more

The scheme set out to provide children with special needs in the area with an opportunity to further improve their social and physical skills, and in doing so improve their confidence and self-esteem. The various SN's covered by the club include Autistic Spectrum Disorder (including… Read more