Family information directory

SDCS is a support group set up by parents to help families with deaf children within Surrey. It is run by volunteers that are deaf of have deaf children. They aim to help deaf children and their families to meet other deaf children, adults and… Read more

SEDSconnective is a grassroutes, voluntary,  symptomatic hypermobility charity (Ehlers-Danlos syndromes) and neurodivergent ( autism, ADHD, dyspraxia, Tourette’s) group based in Sussex but reaching across the UK.  It advocates from a professional background in education and in autism/ND health.  It presents at many education conferences, participate in… Read more

Epsom Downs Family Centre are running a under 5's stay and play group for children with additional needs (siblings are welcome). It takes place on a Monday from 10am-11am. Read more

SYAS is a participation group for children and young people aged 10-25 with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) living in Surrey. The group aims to establish relationships, build skills and confidence to make their voices heard.  The group meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month.… Read more

A sensory play session for children with additional needs from birth to 5 years. Professionals from Early Support, Specialist Early Education Service (SEES) and physiotherapists regularly attend and are on hand to answer any questions you may have, they also offer virtual SEND advice sessions.… Read more

A safe, stimulating and soothing experience through light, colours and sounds. Every Wednesday, sessions are bookable at 1pm, 2pm and 3pm. Each sessions is 45 minutes, it is suitable for children aged 0-5 years old. Read more

A weekly stay and play session for children with additional needs and the adults that care for them. Sensory activities, song time, bubbles, refreshments and a chance to chat to other parent/carers. Support available from the Early Support and Family Centre Team, plus advice from… Read more

Shooting Star Children’s Hospices service providing specialist support for children and families where their child/ren have a life limiting condition – unlikely to live beyond their 18th birthday. Support includes symptom management, end of life care in the hospice and community settings, respite stays at… Read more

Guildford Shopmobility provides a selection of manual and powered wheelchairs and scooters to anyone of any age group who have problems in walking around Guildford Town Centre.  This could be because of a permanent or temporary disability, frailty, accident, or illness. Read more

SFS offer support for people who are blind, partially sighted, deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing. They run recreational events which cover a wide range of activities, including theatre trips, music workshops, craft activities, cooking, use of technology and more. They provide opportunities to try… Read more