Family information directory

Ashford Folk Dancers is a group of friendly people who enjoy folk dancing and meet Wednesday evenings at 8pm. Whether you are a beginner or experienced dancer, by yourself or with a partner, you will be given a friendly welcome. Read more

New support group for survivors of a stroke, their carers and relatives. The club meets at Ashford Hospital and offers a friendly and supportive atmosphere for information, activities and mutual support. 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, factual information, and put you in touch with other cancer patients. Read more

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

Drop-in group for new and pregnant mothers. Mondays 1.15pm to 2.15pm (except on Bank Holidays). Antenatal mothers are welcome to attend to get information on breastfeeding and to meet new mothers and other pregnant mums-to-be. Read more

Ashtead Players have a long and successful history with a distinguished artistic record equalled by few dramatic societies. Established for over 50 years, with two distinct elements: Adult Ashtead Players, successfully presenting a whole range of popular theatrical productions.  Young Ashtead Players (12-18 years), offering… Read more

A free club for young people age 11-14 years old, where you can meet friends in a safe place, take part in a wide range of fun activities, get help with the things that are important to you and develop key life skills. Thursday 6.30-8.30pm.… Read more

Fortnightly social group for individuals with Asperger (aged 18+) to meet others. Some live independently, with their parents or in supported living, some work full or part-time, others are in college or at university and others are currently looking for employment. Read more

The Aspire social group is for young adults (18 to 25) who have Asperger's or Autism. Groups meet in Redhill on fortnightly Wednesday evenings from 7pm to 9pm.   Read more

The Association for Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia Disorders (AMEND) is run by patients, for patients to support and inform those affected by multiple endocrine neoplasia disorders and their associated endocrine tumours. AMEND provides patient information through booklets and newsletters, it also offers a counselling service and… Read more