Family information directory

Surrey Mummy is an online community providing a range of information that’s specifically for families including helpful advice, guides to activities, events, groups, and other activities happening across Surrey. Read more

Messy Munchkins is for pre-schoolers and their mums, dads, grandparents and carers. It runs on Tuesdays during term time.To help keep numbers at each session lower there will be a choice of sessions on a Tuesday. Booking is required so if you would like to… Read more

SESSIONS HOPED TO BE RESUMING - CONTACT EMC FOR INFORMATION Little Monkey's is a toddler group iaimed at the 18 months to 3 years age group and is held every Tuesday 10am - 11.30am in term time in the Youth Hall at Epsom Methodist Church. Each week… Read more

Wednesday 10-11.30am at St. George’s Church (Parish Room) This group is for  a time where under 1s can play freely and parents can chat with others while having a cuppa. This group is designed for parents with new-born babies up to 1 year. Mummies who… Read more

A drop-in group for the families of under 5's with additional needs (no diagnosis needed). Parents are welcome to come, for a coffee and chat with other parents for advice, information, and support. Soft play and toys are provided, and siblings are welcome too. Read more

Family friendly cafe is open Monday, Thursday & Friday from 9.30am to 2.30pm including school holidays.  Children's soft play area available on Monday and Friday for customers with children under four years old. Cost per child - £2.50 ​Four sessions now available on Mondays:  Session 1: 9.30… Read more

Held every Friday in the Webber Hall from 10am - 12.30pm and this runs through the school holidays too! It's a stay and play session for babies, toddlers and their carers and there is always a simple craft activity, some singing and plenty of toys… Read more

Nurture groups offer short-term, inclusive, focused interventions for children aged 4-7 with behaviour needs relating to their emotional development. Schools refer to an area cluster for support. Children remain part of their main class but also attend nurture group classes. Nurture groups assess learning, social… Read more

The Nurture Group Network promotes the development of nurture groups and provides accredited training for teachers and other staff so they can run their own nurture groups in their schools. Read more

Horley Baptist Church regularly run services that are particularly accessible to people with special needs. Praise Club meet bi-monthly and provide worship, fellowship, and teaching in a relaxed and accessible way. Link Club meets monthly on a Wednesday and provides fun and friendship specifically for… Read more