Family information directory

Each week Influx have a range of arts & crafts, music, games consoles, table tennis, pool, card games and space to just chill out, relax and hang out with friends. It costs £1 a session, but the first time is free. Fridays (term time only)… Read more

The Cochlear Implanted Childrens Support Group (CICS Group) is run by parents whose children have cochlear implants to help others whose children already have implants and those who are considering cochlear implantation for their child whether unilateral, simultaneous or sequential bilateral. Read more

The group hold monthly meetings with speakers, members' evenings, guided walks and outings. They also initiate research into the history of the town and surrounding villages, work with Dorking Museum to support members in their research, and publish books and pamphlets, along with their annual journal 'Dorking History'. Read more

A youth group based at All Saints Church Esher, open for anyone in year 7 and above to drop into. Read more

The Hyperactive Children's Support Group is a registered charity which helps children who are hyperactive or have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and their families. Its specialism is advocating a dietary approach to the problem of hyperactivity.   Read more

The Woking group of Amnesty International participates in campaigns such as the recent ones on Stop Violence Against Women, Control Arms, torture, human rights in China, and refugees. They also raise specific cases and issues of concern and press for legislative changes where appropriate. Read more

We host a Gynaecological Cancer Support Group on the last Wednesday evening of alternate months, plus a Moving On Course, run by the Gynaecological Cancer nursing team at Frimley Park Hospital. For further details, please contact the Church Office in the first instance. Read more

Flower arrangement group with classes for all abilities, social events and trips. Read more

The Gorlin Syndrome Group is a support network offering guidance and information to patients, their families and carers whose lives are affected by Gorlin Syndrome.   Read more

Home Group's role is to provide general needs housing and supported housing services targeted towards helping some of society’s most vulnerable people take control of their own lives. Read more