Family information directory

A support group for parents of children with ADHD, ADD, Autism and SEN. Finding it tough, exhausting, isolating and amazing all at the same time? Do you need time out to talk to other parents experiencing the same feelings and challenges? Then join our local… Read more

Open access support for young people age 12-19 years old. Young people can meet friends in a safe place, take part in a range of fun activities, get help and develop life skills. On Thursday evenings at 6-8.30pm. Read more

At Riding for the Disabled, our horses and ponies provide therapy, achievement and enjoyment to people with special needs. SAMBER is based at Higher Park Farm, Chobham, allowing children with special needs to ride beautiful horses and ponies, and to receive all the physical and psychological… Read more

Music and singing group for 4-7 year old (this is a target age group, older children are also welcome.)  Children have the chance to experiment with sound and rhythm through musical instruments and music games.  We practise and learn songs to sing together (sometimes with… Read more

Support group for parents, carers, and grandparents of children with special needs. Held every other Friday evening 7pm-8.30pm. The first session will be held on 31 May 2019 and every fortnight afterwards. Attendees are asked for a £1 donation towards the teas and coffee. Read more

Home Start offers practical and emotional support to parents with young children, in the family home. Home-Start carefully recruits and trains parent volunteers who know how hard it can be to bring up a family. After an initial visit from a member of the staff… Read more

Based in Godalming, Surrey, GTG is the biggest community theatre company in the area. They run a weekly Youth Theatre Group for people from age 12 to 21. They learn performing skills, take part in workshops and master classes, perform green room productions, and go on… Read more

A new support group for families with children with additional needs, running every Tuesday morning in Chertsey. Pop in for a coffee with or without your child and get the chance to socialise with other parents.  Read more

Free youth clubs where young people can meet friends in a safe place, take part in a range of fun activities, get help and develop life skills. Every other Wednesday (6-9pm). Read more

ACG is for men and women whose lives are affected by cancer. If you have a diagnosis, or are close to someone with cancer, our open meetings can offer friendly encouragement, information, and put you in touch with other cancer patients. Read more