Family information directory

The Changing Places Consortium is a group of organisations working to support the rights of people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and/or other physical disabilities. The Consortium campaigns for Changing Places toilets to be installed in all big public spaces so people can access… Read more

Horley Baptist Church regularly run services that are particularly accessible to people with special needs. Praise Club meet bi-monthly and provide worship, fellowship, and teaching in a relaxed and accessible way. Link Club meets monthly on a Wednesday and provides fun and friendship specifically for… Read more

Dreams Come True is a national charity that fulfils the dreams of terminally and seriously ill children and young people aged between 2 and 21. A dream can be anything from swimming with dolphins, meeting a favourite celebrity or bespoke equipment that improves daily life.… Read more

The National Network of Parent Carer Forums (NNPCF) is the independent national voice of parent carer forums. Our vision is for the best possible opportunities and futures for all children and young people with SEND and their families. Read more

UKAP aim to support clinicians and allied professionals to identify and meet the needs of children and young people affected by this ADHD. The website also provides information to families about ADHD and lists support groups across the UK.   Read more

The Grange Residential Care service provides 24/7 care and support for 16 people with disabilities. There are three small group homes with a friendly relaxed feel set on a beautiful 8-acre site in Bookham. The Supported Living Service for people with moderate learning and physical… 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 Autism Trust UK provides an ASD friendly, real working environment, fostering independence and building work skills for individuals aged 16 years and older, with autism. This can be achieved through work experience or where applicable participation in the ASDAN (Award Scheme Development and Accreditation… Read more

The Light cinema in Addlestone holds regular screenings for children and adults with autism and their friends. The sound is turned down and the lights are dimmed, not turned off. People are welcome to move seats if they want, but they ask parents not to… Read more

Limpsfield Grange School offers a free outreach service to mainstream secondary schools, to help improve support for students with autism. The outreach service aims to build skills of mainstream staff and suggest strategies for schools to help students meet their potential. Class observations and meeting… Read more