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. As well as many national and local charities providing information and advice on end of life care, some can also provide free support, practical help such as a sitting service, transport to medical appointments, and one-off grants. Hospices can also provide free care for those nearing end of life…

Shout about Sex event in Surrey  A community event for people with learning disabilities is being held at Nescot on 18 June 2024.…

Loneliness means feeling alone. Social isolation means not having many people to talk to. You can be alone and not feel lonely or isolated. You can also feel lonely even when you are with other people. Here are some tips to help you stay active, connect with others and make friends. There are national and local organisations that offer face-to-face or phone support to people who feel lonely or isolated. National organisations include Silverline , Re-engage , and Independent Age . Tandridge Community Companions is a local organisation. There are other befriending organisations in Surrey too, like Good Neighbour Schemes . Age UK Surrey and Age Concern have many services and activities for anyone over the age of 50. Men in Sheds is a group just for men to meet, talk and make things. Some of these services might charge a small fee.…

Carers Rights Day 21 November Find out about Mobilise, the carer-led digital community.…

https://www.healthysurrey.org.uk/community-health/social-prescribing Social prescribing is a free service. It aims to help you take control of your health and wellbeing. The service can give you information and support on: healthy lifestyles and physical activity budgeting, debt and benefits employment support housing and helping you to live independently mental health and emotional wellbeing opportunities to get out and meet new people See Social prescribing for more information. How to access the service You can refer yourself to the social prescribing service if you live in: Surrey Heath Spelthorne Find your district or borough council (GOV.UK) If you don't live in those areas, you will need to get a referral from one of the following: your GP a nurse a social care worker your benefit advisor your local pharmacist…

If you want to learn a new skill, or need some help with finding a job, there are a number of organisations that can help. Job clubs provide practical help for people looking for employment. Search ‘ job clubs ’ for details of one near you. The Access to Work scheme can help if you have a disability or health condition and can pay for practical support like equipment and travel costs if you are disabled and about to start work. Take a look at the Surrey County Council volunteer web pages to find information on the range of volunteering options available in Surrey or contact one of the volunteer bureaux across Surrey. There are a number of opportunities and facilities across Surrey to enable people with a learning disability or Autism to play an active part in the community. Search ‘ community learning ’ for details of organisations near you. If you need…

or Surrey wide. Elmbridge Computer and tech support courses run at: Walton-upon-Thames Manor Road, Walton-on-Thames KT12 2PB Phone: 01932 247549 Email: waltoncentre@elmbridge.gov.uk Website: Walton Centre for the Community Courses run on Friday. You need to book an appointment to take part. Weybridge Churchfield Place, Weybridge KT13 8BZ Phone: 01932 844391 Email: weybridgecentre@elmbridge.gov.uk Website: Weybridge Centre for the Community Courses run on Monday. This is a drop in - just turn up. iPad training courses run at: Molesey Bishop Fox Way, West Molesey KT8 2AS Phone: 020 8979 5773 Email: moleseycentre@elmbridge.gov.uk Website: Molesey Centre for the Community Courses run on Friday. This is a drop in - just turn up. Epsom and Ewell Age Concern Epsom and Ewell offer a 1 hour computer training course. All visits take place in your…

If you’re unsure what to search for, use the Categories section on the homepage. Examples include: support in your local community for free or low-cost activities and groups support to live your life independently for services like help with cleaning, cooking, and staying independent Browsing by category is a great way to explore the support available in Surrey.…

Each service listing provides: a description of the service contact details, such as phone, email, or website days and times the service is available any special adaptations, like wheelchair access or an induction loop links to CQC ratings, professional referral channels, or social media (if available) Finding Directions Enable location services to access the map tool, then click on ‘Get directions’ on the map. This will open a Google Maps browser tab which provides directions for public transport, driving, or walking to the service. Suggest a Change If you notice something that needs updating (like, times, contact details, filters), click the " Suggest a Change " button on the service page. You can add or remove content or filters where necessary. We'll review and update it promptly; you can also send these through to us via email asc.digital@surreycc.gov.uk…

your own instincts and those of others in your family about grieving. You may find it helpful to talk to a close friend, a counselling organisation, or a professional including: Community Children’s nurse Health visitor Children’s hospice staff Spiritual and pastoral advisors Bereavement…