Family information directory

Caleidoscope CIC is a not-for-profit community organisation that supports families with autistic children. Their Parents of SEN Children Support Group is a place for parents to support each other, have a chat, a moan, a cry, and a laugh. Sessions are informal, yet highly informative,… Read more

The Priory Group is dedicated to helping people to improve their health and wellbeing. It supports service users through four divisions – healthcare, education and children’s services, adult care, and older people’s care – which together support the needs of more than 30,000 people every year.… Read more

We offer small social groups for children aged up to 12 years old. We use a Social Thinking approach to teaching social skills. Read more

Calling Surrey parents of 16–25-year-olds with additional needs! You're invited to join the monthly online Family Voice Surrey 16+ group. Come along to chat with other parent carers of young people with SEND, to exchange tips and advice, and to hear from expert speakers. Each… Read more

Parent Support @Express is an informal group for all parents and carers of young people on the autistic spectrum whether pre-diagnosis, newly diagnosed or experienced with lots of support of what worked for you to share.  The team run telephone/email support and drop in one to… Read more

•a community cafe/hub in the heart of the community with an autism friendly environment to include quiet areas and sensory areas with all facilities being fully accessible•raising autism awareness and providing a place for social interaction•providing a drop-in advice service and support for families to… Read more

A charity offering support and information relating to heart conditions associated with Down's Syndrome. Read more

A Space is a social and emotional developmental group for children and young people with a diagnosis of Autism or Asperger's. Group sessions and one to one session help the children to make and maintain friendships with their peers, build their self-esteem, understand their own feelings… Read more

We have support groups across Surrey. They are friendly, informal get-togethers, where you can chat to others about your caring role and give each other support. Groups and events are both face to face and online using zoom. Face to face events take place in… Read more

When a child has complex needs or multiple disabilities there may be many people involved in providing services for them. From birth to five years old, the Surrey Early Support Service brings together parents/carers, health, education, social care, and the voluntary sector.They coordinate services and… Read more