Family information directory

The Counselling Directory is a comprehensive online database of qualified counsellors and psychotherapists. It lists full profiles detailing each counsellor’s specialisms, the fees they charge and background information as to the kind of person they are. Read more

Jeans for Genes is a registered charity which raises money to support children with Genetic Disorders. It funds Genetic Disorders UK, a national charity dedicated to supporting families affected by genetic disorders. Jeans for Genes provides an annual grant programme that is open to all UK… Read more

Catalyst is a non-profit organisation working with people who are dealing with issues stemming from drug and alcohol misuse and mental health – including housing, involvement with criminal justice, relationships with family and friends and getting back into work. Guildford-based for over 30 years, we… Read more

The Child Brain Injury Trust provides advice, support, and information for anyone affected by a childhood acquired brain injury, including to parents and carers, siblings, and professionals.  Information includes factsheets, events, legal support, and a Brain Injury advice service.  Read more

ESRA is a provider of specialist employment and training services. They are dedicated to supporting people who experience mental ill-health and their employers in and around Surrey. Their experienced advisors can assist people experiencing mental health conditions in East Surrey by providing 1 to 1… Read more

Steps Counselling by Surrey Care Trust offers free counselling to young people aged 16-25. The counselling sessions are in Woking but are open to young people living anywhere in Surrey. Read more

Shine Surrey is run by volunteers who have, or are associated with, those who have Spina Bifida and/or Hydrocephalus. It aims to provide support and help for those affected by these conditions by organising activities where members and their families can meet others who understand… Read more

The Equality and Human Rights Commission is Great Britain’s national equality body. Its job is to help make Britain fairer. They do this by safeguarding and enforcing the laws that protect people’s rights to fairness, dignity, and respect. Read more

A free club for young people in schools year 9 and above (25 with SEND) to meet friends and take part in games, sports, arts, and crafts, with a range of activities which develop social, life and personal qualities. Thursdays 6.30pm to 9pm. Read more

The Elizabeth Foundation is a national charity supporting infants and pre-school children with hearing loss and their families. It helps babies and children with all degrees of hearing loss learn to listen and speak. It does this by providing pre-school education services at its Family… Read more