Family information directory

Horley Baptist Church have set up a confidential listening group for men over the age of eighteen. It is a respectful environment for men to talk and listen with other men who may be sharing the same situation or feelings. It runs on a Thursday… Read more

A 2.5 hour weekly group session where autistic girls connect while enjoying a range of activities in a low pressure setting underpinned with well being promotion foundation. The programme is designed to support autistic girls that may not be in full time education, including those… Read more

Guildford and District Royal Society Protection of the Birds holds indoor meetings with illustrated talks twice a month from September to April as well as programme of over 50 walks and outings. Read more

Scouts take part in a range of exciting activities which build team work, skills and self confidence. Read more

National Women's Register is a country-wide network of groups where lively-minded women exchange ideas, have interesting discussions and join in social events with their group. It helps to make new friends locally, encourages you to explore broader interests and enables you to meet other women.  Read more

For families who have children aged 0-5 with additional needs. The Surrey Early support service and the Horley Family Centre would like to invite you and your child/ children to a free information and play session.  There will be free activities for your child to… Read more

The DFSG is a national charity run by families for families affected by Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). It helps bring families together for mutual support, sharing of information and experience, and social activities, and provides a national support network for parents, their families, and professionals,… Read more

The Brigitte Trust is running free structured 8 weeks bereavement programmes run by a professional facilitator for anyone in Surrey struggling with their own grief and bereavement. The programme aims include to provide support, encourage mutual support, share experiences and learn new coping strategies. The… Read more

Supporting young people who face additional challenges can be difficult at times, and with that in mind, the Hope service has created a space for groups of parents and carers to come together on a regular (fortnightly) basis to discuss the challenges they face in… Read more

Runnymede Drama Group is a community theatre group based in Chertsey community theatre groups in the area.  It has at least five productions staged each year, and welcomes new members either acting or backstage.  It also runs two youth groups for those of a younger… Read more