Family information directory

We are a non-profit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. We are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean.Our Helpline is often the first point of contact for people needing support and… Read more

This is a five week course run by the Breast Cancer nursing team at Frimley Park Hospital. It is an educational programme and is aimed at patients who have completed treatment for breast cancer. The topics covered include health and wellbeing, diet and exercise, and… Read more

The Lucy Rayner Foundation raises awareness of the signs and symptoms of depression in young adults, supports those young adults and their families, and works alongside other charitable organisations with the same objectives.Family Matter is a monthly support group for parents/teachers/carers/social workers and anyone who… Read more

A weekly self help group where people who are affected by any kind of depression can meet to share experiences and coping strategies with others in similar situations. Every Wednesday 7.30pm to 9pm. Read more

Surrey County Council and the NHS commission third sector organisations to provide services in local communities offering emotional and wellbeing support, including: One to one support Support groups Activities The community connections services can be accessed by anyone over 16 who wants to receive support… Read more

New Approaches to Cancer promotes the benefits of complementary therapies and holistic treatment for cancer patients and their carers. It provides an information and referral service, directing people to their nearest sources of help through a network of support groups and practitioners. Read more

Cocaine Anonymous is a group for men and women who are experiencing or recovering from Cocaine addiction. It is dedicated to sharing experiences, strength and hope to help aid recovery. Cocaine Anonymous provides regularly meetings, events and public information as well providing a helpline to those… Read more

Avenues supports people who are living with disabilities, illness or injury to live the best life possible. They offer support to those in supported living, or residential service along with respite services. Read more

Group classes provide a relaxed space for you to prepare for your birthing journey, with the opportunity to meet local, like minded parents. The group is limited to 4 couples, so there is plenty of time to discuss your own feelings and needs, whilst you… Read more

The drop-In is supported by volunteers who ensure that there are always refreshments and homemade meals available. Everyone is welcome, especially those isolated by mental health difficulties. Recent activities have included music evenings, dancing, craft, talks about wellbeing and outings on the river and to… Read more