Family information directory

The Sunnybank Trust Coffee and Chat Club gives adults (18+) with SEND the chance to meet for a coffee and a chat. Every Tuesday, 10am at Esquires Coffee Shop, Ebbisham Centre. Read more

The Buttercup Children's Trust supports children (under 18 years) and their families in the UK who have a wide range of serious and terminal illnesses such as Leukaemia, Cystic Fibrosis as well as the deaf and the blind. It can offer financial assistance towards hospital travel, respite, medical equipment,… Read more

Charlie’s parents created the Charlie Cookson Foundation after he passed away, to support other families who have a seriously ill child with a life-limiting condition.The Foundation selects one family per month and offers financial support to that family over a three-month period to help them… Read more

Chips, the charity of the casino and gaming industry provides specialised powered wheelchairs for children and young people with varying disabilities. It will only fund powered wheelchairs not provided by the NHS. Applications can be made using the preliminary online application form. Each application is… Read more

'Funstorm' (After School Club) operates on Tues/Weds/Thurs from 3.15-5.30pm. Funstorm sessions cost £12. Some students may be entitled to free sessions through pupil premium funding (students in years R - 11 only). Our staff are trained and experienced in managing challenging behaviour and supporting those with high… Read more

Clifton Hill School recognises that young people with learning difficulties need the chance to socialise and enjoy age-appropriate activities outside of the school day. We run regular evening activities for our students, providing our young people with opportunities to use local leisure facilities and explore… Read more

SPENSOL stands for Surrey Special Needs Ski and Outdoor Learning. For young people between 5-20 with disabilities and or special needs to access outdoor learning, primarily at present through the annual ski trip but also by providing information or resources for other outdoor learning.     Read more

Stopgap Dance Company create exhilarating dance productions for national and international touring. Stopgap became the first touring dance company to employ learning-disabled dancers, physically disabled dancers, and non-disabled dancers.  Read more

The CEA Card is a national card scheme developed for UK cinemas by the UK Cinema Association (UKCA). The Card enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a complimentary ticket for someone to go with them when they visit a participating cinema. 90% of cinemas in… Read more

Grants for children in need. One-off grants for activities/items/trips that children's families are unable to afford. Child must be under 18 and disadvantaged due to financial circumstances, disability/ill-health, or another category of disadvantage. Poverty alone will usually be insufficient for a grant. PLEASE NOTE: The charity… Read more