Family information directory

The service is for the blind and visually impaired in and around the borough of Woking. Run entirely by volunteers the Woking Talking Newspaper issues free weekly recordings on a USB thumb-drive, providing its listeners with local news and information. Contact form available on website… Read more

We are a small group which runs several lessons every week during term time for riders with varying disabilities. We have one horse of our own, Duncan, and the use of other horses from Tandridge Priory. Volunteers are essential to the success of the group… Read more

Music of Life is a registered charity whose aim is for children and young people with disabilities and special needs to have opportunities to study and perform music to the highest standards they can achieve. Music of Life offers individual lessons, master classes, workshops, concerts, and gala events… Read more

Post 19 enable young adults with learning difficulties to take part in a range of social, leisure and work-based activities. 40 weekday programmes, which can be accessed up to 5 days a week. Programmes are based on the interests of the young adults, but include horticulture,… Read more

The Henry Smith Charity funds organisations that work with people to reduce social and economic disadvantage. For the people of the Parishes of Horley & Salford.Gifts to the elderly every Christmas.Help for Students and Apprentices with grants towards books, tools, and equipment.Help for People with… 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

Face2Face is a volunteer-led group of parents and carers who have a child or young person with a disability. They offer friendship and support to other parents or carers of children with additional needs or disabilities and have regular guest speakers. The befriending service is… Read more

Face2Face hosts a few informal get-togethers which are friendly, free and an opportunity for parent carers to meet each other, exchange information and talk to others who understand. Read more

Phab provide a variety of social clubs and residential holidays across the country which promotes the integration between the disabled community and able-bodied community. Around 140 Phab Clubs across England and Wales, with 8,000 members, enable disabled and non-disabled children, young people, and adults to… Read more

Woking Phab is a social club for people with and without disabilities, aged 15 and older. They have a full and varied programme of activities on club nights and organise visits and day trips to places of interest. Read more