Family information directory

Stoneleigh Job Club is open to all age groups and is completely free. If you are looking for your first job, returning to work, thinking of changing your job, starting up on your own, unemployed, or think you would benefit from further training, you will… Read more

Reach is a registered charity which supports Parents, Children and Young People who are affected by Upper Limb Deficiency.  It provides advice and guidance to parents as well as providing a support group run by families who have had similar experiences.  Read more

Support page with local information and links to community support and resources in and around Shalford, as well as national and local authority and government links, will be useful to Ukrainian families and individuals arriving in this community, as well as hosts and volunteers seeking to… Read more

The South West Surrey team provide a free service to anyone (adult, young people, and children) bereaved by death living in the Guildford, Surrey Heath, and Waverley Borough Council areas. They can provide free information and advice, and support through group and one to one… Read more

They support seriously ill children and their families in the family home and local community. The support includes: short breaks from caring, family activity days, drop-in groups, support with hospital visits, including transport to and from appointments, support for siblings and bereavement support.  Read more

A drop-in group for families with children who have special educational needs or disabilities and for families who have concerns about their child development. Professionals attend regularly to give advice to parents, including a paediatric dental nurse and Early Support. Read more

Who can join? Anyone aged 11 to 18 (school years 7 to 13) who lives or goes to school in Surrey Heath can apply to join the SHYC. The Youth Council needs people with all sorts of skills such as organising, fund-raising, IT, web, graphics… Read more

SECHC aims to give any person affected by cancer an opportunity to explore ways which may help them to cope with their situation. The centre aims to respect and support them in the choices they make and to provide individual and group support, complementary therapies,… Read more

Women Against Rape (WAR) is a grassroots multi-racial women’s group. They provide rights information, support and advocacy. They take up individual cases on the basis of collective self-help. They campaign for justice, protection and compensation for all women and girls who have suffered sexual, domestic and/or… Read more

SRUK work to improve awareness and understanding of these conditions. They do this through their helpline, local support contacts, support groups and an online forum. They also run regular educational events and have a yearly conference to bring people together. Read more