Family information directory

Children of all ages join together downstairs on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month for their own activities and learning. There's singing, crafts, drama, reading and writing and much more on offer as they follow the same teaching theme as the rest of… Read more

We are the Ark toddler group. We are based at Leatherhead Methodist Church on Church road,leatherhead, KT22 8AY. We open every Friday in term time from 09.30-11.15. We ask families to pay a small donation of £1 per family to help cover the cost, but… Read more

Arrhythmia Alliance (A-A), is a coalition of charities, patient groups, patients, carers, medical groups, and allied professionals all dedicated to timely and effective diagnosis and treatment of arrhythmias. It provides information through its website for the public and professionals. Read more

The Arthrogryposis Group (TAG) offers contact, support, and information to people affected by Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita (AMC). Read more

Support group for families with children with ASD/ADHD and similar communication and behavioural difficulties. The group has guest speakers and offers the chance to chat with other parents and carers. 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 young people in school Year 7, 8 and… Read more

Drop-in group for new and pregnant mothers. Mondays 1.15pm to 2.15pm (except on Bank Holidays). Antenatal mothers are welcome to attend to get information on breastfeeding and to meet new mothers and other pregnant mums-to-be. Read more

Ashtead Players have a long and successful history with a distinguished artistic record equalled by few dramatic societies. Established for over 50 years, with two distinct elements: Adult Ashtead Players, successfully presenting a whole range of popular theatrical productions.  Young Ashtead Players (12-18 years), offering… Read more

A free club for young people age 11-14 years old, where you can meet friends in a safe place, take part in a wide range of fun activities, get help with the things that are important to you and develop key life skills. Read more

Aspire is primarily a place to meet others with Asperger Syndrome. The people who attend the group are aged between 18 and 40+ and come from all over the county and beyond. Some live independently, with their parents or in supported living; some work full… Read more