Family information directory

Catch-A-Balls are ball skills and movement classes for toddlers and young children which aim to give children the opportunity to discover the fun in sport and physical exercise. They use an array of challenges to develop good hand-eye co-ordination and ball handling. Classes are suitable for… Read more

The Caterham Art Group is a society of amateur and professional artists drawn from Caterham and the surrounding areas. It is open to artists working in all the popular mediums - oil, watercolour, acrylic, pastel and scaperboard - and people with an interest in art.… Read more

Catholic Association for Racial Justice (CARJ) is a registered charity which works to support people from diverse backgrounds.  It aims to raise awareness and education for racial justice, promotes spiritual growth and development as well as acting as a advocate for victims of prejudice or discrimination. Read more

St Edward's is a parish church in the area between Guildford and Woking. Aside from worship classes, study groups and activities for children are also held. Non Catholics are welcome to attend Mass. Read more

The Woking and District Branch of Cats Protection are a group of dedicated volunteers. It offers services include re-homing cats, helping lost cats find their owners and assisting those wishing to adopt a cat. Read more

The Cedar House Support Group is for women who are experiencing postnatal depression. The group provides a safe and supportive environment where mothers can get together with others who may be feeling similar to themselves. The groups and crèches are free of charge and it… Read more

Cerebra can support families whose children have problems with sleeping, including refusal to go to bed, waking up during the night, difficulty getting to sleep and more. Support is available over the phone (one to one), workshops for parent groups and online sleep information resources.… Read more

Chaldon Creakers are a group of local people who run together weekly to ensure that as many as people as possible benefit from the physical and social benefits of this type of activity. They are free and open to anyone who wishes to come along.… Read more

Changing Faces supports children and adults who have a condition or injury that affects their appearance. Services offered includes a support and information line, counselling, peer group chat, workshops for families and children, and skin camoflage services.   Read more

The Changing Places Consortium is a group of organisations working to support the rights of people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and/or other physical disabilities. The Consortium campaigns for Changing Places toilets to be installed in all big public spaces so people can access… Read more