Family information directory

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

A group for people aged 18+ with disabilities which assists with learning gardening and horticultural skills. Read more

AFASIC - North Surrey is a parent led, local self-funding branch of the charity AFASIC. It is run by a committee of volunteers who are mostly parents of children with speech and language impairments. The group run 3 fortnightly clubs in Ashtead for children and… Read more

Express is a 'not for profit' community organisation based in the borough of Kingston upon Thames. It supports young people with autism and their families. Please see website for details of their groups and events. Read more

Happy Days is a national charity that works with local communities to provide vital respite breaks for individuals, families and groups who support children with additional needs. We also help young people who have been abused or neglected, witnessed domestic violence, been bereaved or act as carers… Read more

We are a community resource helping people with special needs to enjoy the fun of cycling, by offering unique access to a range of specialised cycles in Bushy Park. Our hire scheme is available to individuals with special needs, families, and special needs organisations (e.g., schools,… Read more

The Sunnybank Trust supports adults (18+) with SEND to lead the lives they choose through a range of support services, including a befriending scheme, advocacy support, and regular social activities, including a drama group. Read more

A network of children and young people with additional needs and disabilities living in Surrey. Together they share our experiences and give feedback to bring about change to the services they use. SYAS motto is 'no decision about us, without us'. The group aims to… Read more

The group's aim is to provide disabled people with the opportunity to ride to benefit their health and well-being and develop each rider to ride to the level of their ability, choice, and ambition. Read more

Guildford Shopmobility provides a selection of manual and powered wheelchairs and scooters to anyone of any age group who have problems in walking around Guildford Town Centre.  This could be because of a permanent or temporary disability, frailty, accident, or illness. Read more