Family information directory

Run by our Mothers Union, our friendly baby and toddler group meets in the church hall from 10am to 11.30am every Wednesday morning during term-time. We welcome under threes and their mums, dads, grandparents or carers.  This is a drop-in session with toys, refreshments and… Read more

Pop up holiday, weekend and after school clubs that cater for all children with disabilities or special needs.  Children do not need to have a formal diagnosis, as some children may only be four. Some children may have emotional regularity disfunctions, or extreme behaviour due… Read more

Whole Step CIC is a Music Therapy and Community Music service for people of all ages and abilities. Music Therapy can support those with a range of mental health and special needs. Our unique therapy offer, Mindful Music, is targeted at young adults and adults… Read more

Windle Valley Runners is a road and trail running club with regular group running and training sessions. Members include both those who want to run for fun and fitness and serious race runners. Contact via online form on website Read more

Wishel is a long established members club where tennis is available to all ages, abilities, and social groups. It aims to maintain competitive, team and tournament level play in singles and doubles, as well as providing a strong social ‘turn up and play’ atmosphere all year… Read more

The purpose of With My Eyes is to allow a family to break the cycle of mental health issues in a safe environment. Both generations are given the chance to work together, creating a sense of mutual understanding. They then move into separate rooms, so… Read more

A friendly group whose prime purpose is to enjoy the beautiful local countryside. We have a good spread of short and long walks, Sundays and midweek, ranging from 4 miles to 12 miles, with the occasional walk up to 16 miles for the more energetic.… Read more

A voluntary group of local residents of all ages who use bicycles for transport and leisure. The group aim to further the interests of cyclists and other vulnerable road users in and around Woking. Read more

Woking Eating Disorder Support (Woking EDS) provide monthly self-help groups for people coping with an eating disorder and their careers. Read more

With over 1,500 active participants every week, we are one of the largest clubs in the UK and the largest single youth organisation in Woking. Our aim is to offer gymnastics classes for all abilities and ages from 0 to 60+. Read more