Family information directory

The Village Centre acts as a meeting place, a community café and a source of information for the local community. There are lots of activities taking place on a regular basis including pilates, toddler groups, dance classes and youth activities. Additionally, there is a children's… Read more

Send Evangelical Church is attended by a group of Christians living in the Send, Woking and Guildford areas who meet together regularly. They hold a range of activities for all ages from mums and toddlers to a youth club and over-sixties. Read more

St Mary the Virgin Church is the parish church of Horsell. We have a number of events like Friday Pop-In coffee and our Baby and Toddler Groups which are very easy just to drop into. Read more

This informal group meets on the last Thursday of each month and is a chance to meet other parents who have children with additional needs . Read more

Free sessions every wednesday from 9.15am - 12.30pm.  Here you can:  - Learn English with certified ESOL tutors  - Develop employability skills  - Attend regular exercise classes  - Meet new friends and take part in fun activities  Contact via the below email/ phone number to… Read more

A friendly in-person social group for disabled young adults between 18 and 25 years old. A safe space to chat, connect and participate in wellbeing activities. Contact the below person to find out more and join te group. Read more

A youth group for girls aged 11-13 living in Upper Hale Farnham Read more

Join our weekly free Stay and Play session Lingfield Littlies, held at Lingfield College Prep (Nursery) for children aged 0-4 years. These sessions have been thoughtfully designed to offer fun activities in a stimulating environment for children to enjoy learning through play. They will have an… Read more

The Cochlear Implanted Childrens Support Group (CICS Group) is run by parents whose children have cochlear implants to help others whose children already have implants and those who are considering cochlear implantation for their child whether unilateral, simultaneous, or sequential bilateral. Read more

The Hyperactive Children's Support Group is a registered charity which helps children who are hyperactive or have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and their families. Its specialism is advocating a dietary approach to the problem of hyperactivity.   Read more