Family information directory

Freewheelers work with disabled and non-disabled artists using theatre, dance, music, and film. Their Junior Youth Theatre sessions provide members with a safe and encouraging environment in which they can be creatively free, explore their imaginations, make friends, learn how to work as part of… Read more

Halow is a community based project dedicated to creating opportunities and supporting young people aged 16-35 with learning disabilities. They offer a unique blend of activities and sessions, giving young people the chance to enjoy an active social life, make new friends and find further educational… Read more

Headway Surrey supports those with acquired and traumatic brain injury and their families. Offering a range of specialist services from the base in Guildford and online. They also provide support and advice to families and carers and training and information for local professionals Read more

They work with children, young people and families to build resilience and raise levels of self-esteem and achievement in and out of school. They offer group support to parents of CYP with ASD traits. Is aimed at children and young people aged 5-18 years. They… Read more

The sanctuary's mission is to rescue and rehabilitate abused, abandoned, and old horses, integrating them with the local community. They work with young people with ADHD, autism, eating disorder, self-harm, chronic anxiety and more. Their sessions revolve around the notion of self-kindness and calm.  They… Read more

The National Autistic society (NAS) Surrey Branch provides information, support groups, talks, parent courses & programme and family activities, and represent the interests of parents to service providers. Read more

Oily Cart is a registered charity and theatre company which creates innovative, multi-sensory and highly interactive productions for young people with profound and multiple learning disabilities. Read more

Orpheus is an independent specialist college that supports the individual learning needs of young disabled adults. Orpheus offer a holistic learning programme, a supported housing scheme, domiciliary care, and support services. It increases the confidence and skills of young disabled adults through the performing arts.… Read more

Peer Productions work with young people and community groups in a number of ways. They offer a one year free actor development programme for young people (aged 17 – 23 years) to train as actors and peer educators. They create and tour original educational plays to… Read more

Stepping Stones DS supports children and young people with Down Syndrome in North Hampshire, Berkshire, and Surrey. It provides a wide range of support, activities and services for members and their families.  Read more