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Support group for families with children with ASD/ADHD and similar communication and behavioural difficulties. The group has guest speakers and offers the chance to chat with other parents and carers. Read more

This is a Group aimed at new parents with non-mobile babies. The group offers support, chat, good tea and coffee for all families. The group runs (term time only) on a Tuesday morning 11am-12pm and is free. For more information or to book your child… Read more

The Hereditary Spastic Paraplegic Support Group is a registered charity which aims to assist those people diagnosed with Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia (also known as Familial Spastic Paraparesis). The Hereditary Spastic Paraplegic Support Group provides a telephone and email helpline offering support to members, as well as providing information through… Read more

The Galactosaemia Support Group brings families with galactosaemic children and adult galactosaemic into contact with each other and offers support where most needed. Through the group the families can share experiences, help each other with problems and exchange information and ideas. The Group organises events,… Read more

The Cedar House Support Group is for women who are experiencing postnatal depression. The group provides a safe and supportive environment where mothers can get together with others who may be feeling like themselves. The groups and crèches are free of charge, and it is… Read more

Support group for parents/carers of children and young people with special educational needs or a disability. The group is a place to share experiences, get emotional and social support and help with problem solving. The group usually meet on the first Tuesday of the month… Read more

Surrey Faith Links seeks to build good relationships between Faith organisations and other sectors, particularly local authorities, public services and voluntary and community groups so that together they may better serve the people and places of Surrey. Read more

Family Voice Surrey are holding free zoom events for parent carers who have children aged between 0-6. The group is for parent carers who have a child with any diagnosed or undiagnosed additional needs or disabilities. The group gives parent/carers the chance to chat and… Read more

Woking Eating Disorder Support (Woking EDS) provide monthly self-help groups for people coping with an eating disorder and their careers. Read more

Unique - The Rare Chromosome Disorder Support Group provides information and support to anyone affected by a rare chromosome disorder. Unique aims to promote awareness of rare chromosome disorders, link families who are having similar experiences online or through support groups as well supporting and promoting research… Read more