Family information directory

The Federation of Children’s Book Groups is a registered charity whose aim is to promote enjoyment and interest in children’s books and reading and to encourage the availability of books for children of all ages, from first picture books to young adult. Read more

The Forum School is a 38-to-52-week school for students aged 7 to 19 with autistic spectrum disorders. Students have full access to the National Curriculum with teaching appropriately differentiated to meet their needs. Read more

The Freemantles Outreach team aim is to support pupils with autism and related difficulties within their school setting and the staff who work alongside them. They do this through school's visits, telephone, or email advice and through providing a range of training opportunities. Read more

Future STEPS is a 1:1 coaching and mentoring service for young people aged 11-18. Their aim is to help you to develop skills, increase self-esteem, build motivation and support you through successfully accessing work, education and training opportunities. Through the Future STEPS service, there is… Read more

The Godalming & Cranleigh district branch of the NCT works with the local community to support parents. They run a range of events, groups and ante natal and post natal classes, all of which are open to everyone, members or not. What the service offer: … Read more

Grateley House School is a residential school for young people aged 9-19 who have a diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome and other associated difficulties. Read more

The Guildford Model Engineering Society is a friendly group of like-minded individuals that aims to encourage, develop, and provide facilities for the hobby of model engineering. New members are always welcome. Read more

The Guildford Theatre School is an independently owned performing arts school. We value traditional approaches to dancing, singing and drama training. Read more

Henley Fort Outdoor Education Centre offers groups a chance to take part in challenging activities or a living historical experience.  Activities available include adventure/night walks, archery, canal boating, canoeing, climbing and abseiling/bouldering, mountain biking and must more. Read more

A new support group for families with children with additional needs, running every Tuesday morning in Chertsey. Pop in for a coffee with or without your child and get the chance to socialise with other parents.  Read more