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

Intermediaries work in the Justice System to enable vulnerable witnesses, victims, suspects, and defendants to give complete coherent and accurate evidence to police and at court. The primary role of intermediaries is to facilitate the communication of children and vulnerable adults with the justice professionals… Read more

Surrey County Council's Graduated Response Early Years Team provides support, advice, and guidance to the early years sector regarding the development of high-quality inclusive practice. This includes support for practitioners and SENCOs with early identification, individual support strategies for children, funding streams and with understanding… Read more

The YMCAs help young people and communities with housing, training, education, physical health and mental health, family work, support, and advice and much more. Read more

The Sunnybank Trust supports adults with learning disabilities in the North East Surrey area to live without prejudice and have confidence, opportunities and control over their own lives.  Read more

Learning Disability England is a charity and membership organisation bringing people and organisations together to create a movement for change where people with learning disabilities, families, friends, and paid supporters come together on an equal basis. Read more

Early Help is an umbrella term that means providing support as soon as a problem emerges, at any point in a child's life, from the foundation years through to the teenage years. Surrey's Early Help approach is known as Family Resilience. In Surrey, many different… Read more

GLEE! is a LGBTQ youth group for young people aged 13 to 19 (25 with SEND). You can meet friends in a safe place, take part in a wide range of fun activities and get help with things that are important to you. Joining the… Read more

BRAAIN stands for 'Be Ready ADHD ASD Information Network'. It is run by parents of children with ASD and ADHD and offers parents information and advice about services, support, and specialist schools in the local area. Contact via online form on website. There is also… Read more

The Sunnybank Trust Drama Group is for adults (18+) with SEND. Every Thursday via Zoom. Read more