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Aut-Haslemere is a social group run by and for autistic/Asperger adults. they meet regularly in the Haslemere area to socialise, chat, share hints and tips, and it's an opportunity to make new friends. The group is also open to those who do not yet have a formal… Read more

Face2Face offers a one-to-one free confidential befriending service for parents of children with a disability. All our befrienders are parents who have been trained to give the best possible support. We will offer one to one emotional support in your own home without any agenda… Read more

Mary Frances Trust (MFT) is a mental health and emotional wellbeing charity for Surrey residents aged 16+. They offer one-to-one support, advice & information, as well as online and face-to-face activities, groups and courses designed to improve mental wellbeing (self-help courses, physical activities, arts and… Read more

The AKU Society is a patient-led group for the debilitating genetic disease alkaptonuria (AKU). It is designed to unite all people affected by AKU: patients, their families, and their doctors. Read more

Southlands School is a 38–52-week residential provision for young people aged 7-19 with a diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome and other associated difficulties on the Autistic Spectrum. Read more

interAKtive is a Surrey based parent-led charity for families who have a child children, on the autism spectrum. They help local children and their families to access support and leisure opportunities through activity events, family fun days, an ASD specialist play-scheme in the Easter and summer… Read more

Cambian Hartlepool School is an independent, DfE registered, co-educational day school, providing specialist education for up to 18 students, aged 11 to 17 years. The school is non-denominational and has a secular ethos but respects the cultural needs and religious beliefs of all. Read more

Cambian Pengwern College is a residential further education institution, offering 52-week placements, as well as day placements for students aged 16-25 living with moderate to severe learning disabilities. Read more

Side by Side Training aims to improve the understanding of Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) for parents, teachers or other professionals living or working with children or young people who have a diagnosis or are suspected of having PDA.  Online specialist coaching and face to face… 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