Family information directory

Youth Group for ages 11 to 18. Games, film nights, fish and chip evenings, BBQ’s, Bible studies and much more. Friday evenings during term time, 7pm to 9pm Read more

Girlguiding in Ashtead runs Rainbow, Brownie and Guides units in Ashtead, Surrey. It provides through its website details of local groups and their activities. Read more

A Guildford based ladies a capella group. Read more

Family Voice Surrey are holding free zoom events for parent carers who have children aged between 0-6. The group is for parent carers who have a child with any diagnosed or undiagnosed additional needs or disabilities. The group gives parent/carers the chance to chat and… Read more

Woking Eating Disorder Support (Woking EDS) provide monthly self-help groups for people coping with an eating disorder and their careers. Read more

1st Windlesham Scout Group is located in the District of Surrey Heath and is open to children between the ages of 6-18. It has Beavers, Cub, Scouts & Explorers groups where a range of activities and chances to learn new skills are provided. During the… Read more

Monkey Music provide fun music classes for children aged 3 months to 4 years old in Weybridge, Cobham, Walton on Thames, Hersham and Molesey. Classes are interactive and children learn through catchy music, songs, percussion instruments, dance activities, and visual props. Read more

Unique - The Rare Chromosome Disorder Support Group provides information and support to anyone affected by a rare chromosome disorder. Unique aims to promote awareness of rare chromosome disorders, link families who are having similar experiences online or through support groups as well supporting and promoting research… Read more

The 25% M.E. Group is a registered charity which supports all who have the severe form of M.E. and those who care for them. This includes people who are housebound, bedbound and wheelchair users. The 25% M.E. Group provide Practical and Emotional Support through a telephone helpline, as… Read more

The group was started by parents with Beckwith-Wiedermann Syndrome children to share problems and information and act as a self-help group. It aims to promote both public and professional awareness of Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome and to support and encourage research. Read more