Family information directory

Family Voice are running a monthly group for parent carers of children aged 16-25. The group offers the chance to chat with other parent carers of young people with additional needs, exchange tips and advice, and hear from expert speakers. Each month there will be… Read more

Family Voice Surrey are holding free zoom events for parent carers who have children aged between 0-4. The group is for parent carers who have a child with any kind of diagnosed or undiagnosed additional needs or disabilities . The group gives parent/carers the chance… Read more

FIGS is a campaign group focused on raising awareness of girls on the Autistic Spectrum. FIGS are concerned that in assessment for autism, girls are being missed because the tools they are measured against can be gender biased, they are being misdiagnosed or are left… Read more

Focus Surrey is a Saturday club in Cheam for children and young people with autism aged 2-16. The club runs September-December and February-May/June (dependent on where Easter falls). The club runs from 10AM-12noon for children aged 2-10, and then from 1PM-3PM for children and young… 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. Contact via website Read more

The Fragile X Society is a registered charity which provides support and information to parents whose children have been diagnosed with Fragile X Syndrome and to professionals working with families. The Fragile X Society provides a national support and information service and support groups.   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 schools visits, telephone or email advice and through providing a range of training opportunities. Read more

A club for young people aged 16 and over with mild to moderate learning disabilities that aims to provide opportunities for young people to develop new skills, make new friends and become more socially independent. Read more

Free group for young people aged 11-25 with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Young People can take part in enrichment sports, cooking, arts & crafts, and music whilst engaging in a  topical base curriculum to develop personal, social skills and preparation for independent living.… Read more

The Galactosaemia Support Group brings families with galactosaemic children and adult galactosaemics into contact with each other and offers support where most needed. Through the group the families are able to share experiences, help each other with problems and exchange information and ideas. The Group… Read more