Family information directory

A charity offering support, information, advice and guidance support for those with Down’s Syndrome and an associated cardiac condition, their families and carers at every stage of life from pre-natal diagnosis, through to adulthood. Read more

The National Federation of Prostate Cancer Support Groups is the only patient-led UK-wide charity representing people with prostate cancer and those who care for them. Read more

Bounty is a one-stop pregnancy and parenting club, who support families in the transition to parenthood, through each key life stage, from pregnancy to birth to toddler to pre-school. Read more

The Breastfeeding Network provide information and support to parents on feeding their babies and toddlers breast milk, and work to promote breastfeeding in the United Kingdom. Read more

They provide family support and Ofsted 'Outstanding' educational services for babies, toddlers and preschoolers who are deaf at their purpose-built family centre in Portsmouth, Hampshire. They also offer regular sessions for children with unaided hearing loss, and for children with additional and/or more complex needs… Read more

Diabetes UK is a registered charity that cares for, connects with and campaigns on behalf of every person affected by or at risk of diabetes. It offers support through a telephone helpline, local support groups and its online community. It also provides an advocacy service,… Read more

We have support groups across Surrey. They are friendly, informal get-togethers, where you can chat to others about your caring role and give each other support. Groups and events are both face to face and online using zoom. Face to face events take place in… Read more

Support organisation for breastfeeding mothers, including volunteer breastfeeding counsellors who offer various forms of support such as: a helpline, local support groups, webchat, email service and an information library. Read more

Their goal is for everyone to have access to a friendly short group walk, within easy reach of where they live, to help them become and stay active. 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