Family information directory

Supporting 12 to 18-year-olds with Autism or Asperger's Syndrome in Surrey. Activities include a Life Skills youth group, a Saturday lunch club, Holiday Fun Days Out and Residential trips. The service also provides participatory opportunities for young people to have the voices heard and to… Read more

Barnardo’s Positive Parenting Programme offers support to parents and carers of children aged 6 to 18 who have an ADHD diagnosis or are in the process of being diagnosed. We offer two programmes: The Parent Factor in ADHD – a seven week skills building group… Read more

The Young Assessors scheme - open to all disabled young people - is a stamp of approval for young people’s services. It is awarded by young people who assess services, organisations and projects against set conditions and deliver specialised recommendations to the service to make it… Read more

Recreation ground with with park, football pitch, athletics track, bowls, playground and parking. Read more

The Bay Pond Baby and Toddlers group provide an opportunity for babies and toddlers to learn through play with a diverse range of toys, singing, creative activities and the all important social interaction. Refreshments are provided mid-morning, juice and biscuits for children, and much needed… Read more

Be Your Best operates throughout Surrey and supports families to eat better and move more. The 12-week programme includes six 1-1 nurse led sessions, and group learning sessions based at a family centre focusing on family activity. The two year programme targets families with overweight… Read more

Beat's Helpline provides information, advice, support, live chat, support groups. It also offers a youth line for under 25's and advice line for parents, teachers or any other concerned adult. See the Beat website for the local services in Surrey. Read more

The group was started by parents with Beckwith-Wiedermann Syndrome children to share problems and information and act as a self-help group. It aims to promote both public and professional awareness of Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome and to support and encourage research. Read more

A free club for young people where you can meet friends in a safe place, take part in a wide range of fun activities, get help with things that are important to you and develop key life skills. For ages 11-19 (25 with SEND), open… Read more

Bentley Copse Activity Centre is an Outdoor Activity Centre with over 15 adventurous activities and offers a range of accommodation for groups in its extensive forest woodlands and twenty-eight acres of natural Hurtwood forest. The campsite is used for a range of activities for schools,… Read more