Family information directory

Schools use our online serviced packages, Language Link and Speech Link, to identify and support children with mild to moderate speech or language difficulties. Speech and language therapists and specialist teachers design the assessments, resources, and support. We know that the best indicator of how… Read more

St John The Evangelist Church provides daily worship and regular services to the community of North Holmwood. It also holds activities including a group for 8-11 years old, home group, knitting, toddler group and Mother’s union. Read more

Church of England church who offer a variety of services and support in the Fetcham area. The church is a thriving and diverse community. The team offer a wide variety of different services and activities catering for people of all ages. Read more

The library is open Monday to Saturday, as well as library facilities they offer a range of events and groups. For more information go to the website. Read more

Surrey County Council Library, as well as library facilities they offer a range of events and groups. For more information go to the website. Read more

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

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

Surrey Arts is run by Surrey County Council and aims to increase people's interest and participation in the arts throughout Surrey. In partnership with other organisations, Surrey Arts offer support, tuition, and advice to people of all ages and abilities in areas such as music,… Read more

Primary School with a 14 place Specialist Centre called the Ocean Centre which has spaces for two children per year group, ranging from Reception to Year 6.  It caters for children who have Learning and Additional Needs (LAN) as their prime area of need, but in… 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