Family information directory

Free to access group for young people aged 11-19 who care for a parent, guardian, family relative, friend or neighbour. Providing young people with a space for respite and support with education, building friendships, and improving emotional and mental well being. Read more

The NAS Surrey’s online support group is a community of parents, professionals and autistic people which provides mutual support, information and advice. Read more

The National Autistic Society Surrey Branch Spouses and Partners group which gives those whose partners may be on the autism spectrum (diagnosed or undiagnosed) a chance to share experiences and seek advice. Read more

The Lucy Rayner Foundation raises awareness of the signs and symptoms of depression in young adults, supports those young adults and their families, and works alongside other charitable organisations with the same objectives.Family Matter is a monthly support group for parents/teachers/carers/social workers and anyone who… Read more

Aimed at developing social skills, communication, play and learning for children and young people with autism.  The Children's Club is for 5–11-year-olds and held on a weekday evening. Read more

The scheme offers disabled young people aged 13 to 18 the chance to try a range of centre and community-based activities in a safe, supportive, and fun environment. At the centre you can relax and enjoy the facilities and activities on offer, including a large sports… Read more

Parent run organisation that supports families of pre-school children with special needs regardless of diagnosis. A diagnosis is not required to access their support services, but some initial investigation may have taken place e.g. Health Visitor, Speech and Language therapy, Portage, CAF referral. If you are unsure, please contact… Read more

Avenues supports people who are living with disabilities, illness, or injury to live the best life possible. They offer support to those in supported living, or residential service along with respite services. Read more

The Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) Award Scheme is for 14–19-year-olds and we run at the Redhill Youth Centre for young people across the South East area of Surrey.  We run on Mondays 4:30-6pm and the new term start this October 2018.  It offers enrolment for… Read more

The National Autistic Society (NAS) Surrey Branch parent to parent support groups is run by volunteers in several towns in Surrey.  These are informal opportunities to meet with other parents and carers of autistic children and young people and to share experiences and our knowledge about… Read more