Family information directory

The Sports Council was formed to act as a voice and offer support to the Surrey Heath sporting community. The Sports Council is made up of appointed members from all sections of this community and includes representatives from the Borough Council, Schools, Community Sports Organisations… Read more

Who can join? Anyone aged 11 to 18 (school years 7 to 13) who lives or goes to school in Surrey Heath can apply to join the SHYC. The Youth Council needs people with all sorts of skills such as organising, fund-raising, IT, web, graphics… Read more

Surrey Mummy is an online community providing a range of information that’s specifically for families including helpful advice, guides to activities, events, groups, and other activities happening across Surrey. Read more

Surrey Outdoor Learning & Development (SOLD) provides outdoor activities to help young people and adults discover more about themselves by learning and developing personal, social, emotional, physical and key skills. SOLD believes that outdoor experiences can and should benefit any and every person, regardless of physical, mental, or… Read more

Surrey Short Breaks for Disabled Children funds voluntary organisations and SEND schools to provide short break services including after school clubs, holiday schemes, homecare and more for children up to 18. Follow the link to the web page to browse the online short breaks brochure,… Read more

The Lucy Rayner Foundation raises awareness of the signs and symptoms of depression in young adults, supports those young adults and their families, and works alongside other charitable organisations with the same objectives.The Surrey Suicide Bereavement Service - Newly launched service in Surrey offering practical… Read more

Surrey Swing promotes all types of Swing music and Jive dancing to people whatever their experience. It holds classes, courses and weekend workshops. No experience or partners required. Read more

Sussex Interpreters Direct (SID) is a group of qualified, freelance British Sign Language (BSL)/English interpreters based around the Brighton and Sussex area. We cover Brighton and Hove, Worthing, Lancing, Eastbourne, Hastings, Crawley, and all areas in West and East Sussex. Read more

The scheme set out to provide children with special needs in the area with an opportunity to further improve their social and physical skills, and in doing so improve their confidence and self-esteem. The various SN's covered by the club include Autistic Spectrum Disorder (including… Read more

SWC is a local organisation run by women and provides local women with information, support, advice on local services and education. A creche is usually available on-site to care for children while their mothers, grandmothers or female guardians are using the facilities. Services available include The Freedom Project (domestic… Read more