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: A2 Dominion Housing Group

Housing Service
The Care & Support service provides personal and practical support to people to help them to live as independently as possible.
The kind of support provided includes:
Personal care, including washing and dressing, helping with toileting, pressure care, catheter and colostomy care.
Help with medication in line with agreed local policy and procedure.
Preparation of meals.
General cleaning and laundry and domestic services.
Shopping, collection of pension and assisting with finances as appropriate.
The A2Dominion Group now provides over 33,000 homes across London and southern England with thousands in development. It offers a wide range of housing options, including affordable rented, temporary, student, sheltered, supported and key worker accommodation, as well as homes for sale and shared ownership.

A2 Dominion Housing Group

: Age Concern Runnymede & Spelthorne

Age Concern Spelthorne is an independently constituted charity that has been working with older people in Spelthorne since 1996. It is also a member of Age Concern, the federation.
The federation enables Age Concern organisations and groups throughout the country to work together for the welfare of older people.
Age Concern Runnymede & Spelthorne

: Age UK Surrey

Besides helping older people to claim welfare benefits, our information and advice team answers over 4000 telephone enquiries a year from older people, their relatives and carers on a range of subjects including housing and community care.
Age UK Surrey

: Alzheimer's Society - Staines Office

Alzheimer's Society is a membership organisation, which works to improve the quality of life of people affected by dementia in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The Society's fight for a better world for people with all types of dementia takes a wide range of forms. Through our network of local services, we touch the lives of over 30,000 people every week, providing practical services and support for people with dementia and their carers.
Alzheimer's Society - Staines Office

: Anchor Homes - Meadowside Care Home

Care Home
The Anchor Trust provides the following services:
- Care homes
- Retirement properties for sale and to rent
- Retirement properties with care services
- Care in your home
Anchor Homes - Meadowside Care Home

: Ashford Breast Cancer Support Group

Ashford Breast Cancer Support Group

: Ashford Common Baptist Church

David Priddy - Pastor.
Ashford Common Baptist Church

: Ashford Darby and Joan Club

Ashford Darby and Joan Club

: Ashford and St Peters Hospitals NHS Trust

Welcome to Ashford and St Peter's Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. We are a medium sized district general hospital working across two sites, St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey and Ashford Hospital in Middlesex.
We are the largest provider of acute hospital services in Surrey, serving a population of more than 380,000 people in the boroughs of Runnymede, Spelthorne, Woking and parts of Elmbridge, Hounslow, Surrey Heath and beyond.

Ashford and St Peters Hospitals NHS Trust

: The Boys' Brigade 7th North Surrey Company

The Boys' Brigade will care for and challenge young people for life through a programme of informal education underpinned by the Christian faith.

The Boys' Brigade 7th North Surrey Company

: Bradbury Centre

Care home.
Bradbury Centre

: The British Disabled Water Ski Association

The British Disabled Water Ski Association's (BDWSA's) aim is to introduce newcomers to the sport who, due to their disability, would not have considered the challenge previously possible. People who are blind, deaf, sufferers of partial paralysis, paraplegic, other wheelchair users, and people with amputated limbs, multiple sclerosis and learning disabilities have all graduated from the British Disabled Water Ski Association.
The British Disabled Water Ski Association

: Daybreak Respite Care Centre

Daybreak Respite Care Centre

: Dimensions

We provide support for more than 2,500 young people and adults who have learning disabilities and/or autism.
We provide:
Individualised support packages for people living in their own homes
Support for people living in shared housing
Registered residential care
Transition support services for 14 - 25 year olds with a learning disability
Support for people to find and maintain housing
Short breaks.
Contact: Helen Couchman

Dimensions

: East to West

Young People
East to West is a charity of Compassion, Mercy and Justice reaching out to vulnerable and 'at risk' young people. East to West sees itself as a community of both paid and voluntary Christians who outwork our mission, passion, ethos, commitment, method and inclusivity in partnership with the Local Church.
Bringing Hope to young lives.
By serving our communities and actively pursuing emotional, physical and spiritual wholeness for all young people.

East to West

: Egham and Staines Conservation Volunteers

The Egham and Staines Conservation Volunteers were formed by a small group of local enthusiasts in 1986 with the help of the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers to whom we are affiliated.
We meet once a fortnight throughout the year in the Runnymede and Spelthorne areas to perform a variety of tasks, all aimed at improving the local environment.
No great skills are required and all tools and refreshments are provided.
Egham and Staines Conservation Volunteers

: Endometriosis UK

We are a charity committed to providing much-needed support and information for anyone affected by endometriosis. We work to increase understanding of this common, but often unheard of, disease among healthcare professionals, employers, people with endometriosis and their families, the public and the media.
For local support please contact Justine Mockett - Local Group Leader.

Endometriosis UK

: The Fordbridge Centre

The Fordbridge Centre is a popular centre located just metres from Ashford High Street offering a wide range of activities.

Activities in addition to those on the program below include:

Computer classes, quizzes on alternate Tuesdays, sing-along on alternate Tuesdays, a selection of board games including scrabble and backgammon, snooker, holidays, theatre trips, day trips and themed evening party nights.

There is a hairdresser every day and a chiropodist once a week.

The Fordbridge Centre

: Girlguiding River Ash

Young People
Guiding thrives in River Ash thanks to the support of many enthusiastic volunteers who run the weekly meetings for the girls and work hard behind the scenes. We are always looking for more volunteers to meet the growing demand for girls who want to join Rainbows, Brownies and Guides.

Girlguiding River Ash

: Grace Community

We are a group of people from various cultural and ethnic backgrounds who have been sent out from local Newfrontiers churches into Staines to plant a church.
We meet during the week and Sunday evenings. On the second Sunday of the month we gather at the Staines Community Centre, Thames Street, Staines, TW18 4EA from 7.30pm.
Grace Community

: HMP Bronzefield

Community Chaplaincy

HMP Bronzefield

: Homestart Spelthorne

Home-Start supports almost 73,000 vulnerable children across the UK. Last year, our 16,000 volunteers gave a million hours of support to their families. We help them cope with post-natal illness, isolation, bereavement, disability, domestic violence and much more.
Homestart Spelthorne

: The Hope Club

The Hope Club is affiliated to the Stroke Association and offers a social opportunity for those affected by stroke. Carers are always welcome. As well as meeting to chat members also enjoy various social activities, games or working on the allotment.
The Hope Club

: Keep Able Hearing and Mobility

Offer an extensive range of mobility aids and equipment that are readily available to purchase at the local Staines store and nationwide.
Keep Able Hearing and Mobility

: Mediation North Surrey

Mediation is a way of helping people to explore problems that is conducted in a safe, sensitive and confidential manner. Solutions that are acceptable to everyone are reached without the added anxiety and expense of legal intervention. It allows all parties to understand and control the outcome, rather than it being enforced through outside channels.

Mediation North Surrey

: The Mulberry Centre

Cancer
The Mulberry Centre is a drop-in centre for anyone affected by a diagnosis of cancer to visit for information and support. It provides a holistic approach within a non-medical and welcoming environment.
The Mulberry Centre

: NHS Surrey

Surrey Primary Care Trust, known as NHS Surrey, was formed on 1 October 2006. Our job is to help you and your family stay healthy and make sure you can get the healthcare you need, when you need it.
We are commissioners. This means we plan, buy and monitor health services from hospital, community and mental health providers, ambulance services and your general practice, dental, pharmacy and optometry services.
We work closely with clinicians, patients and the public to make sure we buy the best for Surrey people. This means best quality – treating patients at the right time, in the right place, first time, and ensuring best value for money.
NHS Surrey

: Newfrontiers Church - Grace Community

Newfrontiers is a worldwide family of churches together on a mission, currently approaching 500 churches worldwide, 200 of which are in the UK. With a passionate commitment to build the church according to New Testament principles, we believe that strong local churches are to be a blessing to towns, cities and communities across our nation. Churches where each member participates, the gifts of the Spirit are outworked, where there is joy in caring one for the other, where there is a desire to make a difference in society and to reach those in need.

Newfrontiers Church - Grace Community

: North Surrey Victim Support

Outreach services are available across Surrey offering support, advice, information and access to specialist services to anyone in the community experiencing domestic abuse, whether they have left or are still in an abusive relationship.
North Surrey Victim Support

: Open Door Church

We are a part of the Newfrontiers family of churches looking to make Jesus known in the Sunbury area. We are passionate about knowing Jesus and making Him known.
Our meetings are at Sunbury Manor School, Nursery Rd
at 10.30 - 12.15 every Sunday. We have groups for children
and youth aged 3 - 14 on the Sunday morning and midweek
groups for 11 -14s and 15 - 18s.
Andy Phillips - Elder.
Open Door Church

: Outline

Health
Advice and guidance for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, individuals living in Woking.
Outline

: Pets as Therapy

Pets as Therapy

: Prison Advice and Care Trust

The Prison Advice & Care Trust (PACT) is a charity which supports people affected by imprisonment. We provide practical and emotional support to prisoners' children and families, and to prisoners themselves.

Prison Advice and Care Trust

: Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre

Rape
We are an independent organisation based in Croydon providing a high standard of professional support to survivors of sexual violence.

Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre

: REACT

Rapid Effective Assistance for Children with Potentially Terminal illness is a dynamic charity working to improve the quality of life for financially disadvantaged children with life-limiting illnesses living in the UK. Our work is unrivalled by any other organisation and our passion and belief that every child should have comfort, dignity, and the opportunity to participate in life as fully as possible is our driving force.
REACT

: Rotary Club of Staines

Rotary Club of Staines

: Rethink North Surrey Carer Support

We were founded over 30 years ago to give a voice to people affected by severe mental illnesses like schizophrenia and today, with around 10,000 members, we remain determined that this voice will be heard. We help over 52,000 people every year through our services, support groups and by providing information on mental health problems.
Our aim is to make a practical and positive difference by providing hope and empowerment through effective services, information and support to all those who need us. We believe that all those who experience severe mental illness are entitled to be treated with respect as equal citizens.
Rethink North Surrey Carer Support

: The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army is one of the largest, most diverse providers of social services in the UK after the Government. Founded in East London in 1865, we are now working in 120 countries worldwide.
As a church and registered charity, we demonstrate our Christian principles through social welfare provision. Worldwide there are over 1.6million members, with programmes including homeless centres, drug rehabilitation centres, schools, hospitals and medical centres, as well as nearly 16,000 church and community centres. The work of The Salvation Army is funded through donations from its members, the general public and, where appropriate, local authority and government grants.
Major Stephen Perkins - Commanding Officer (Minister).
The Salvation Army

: Slough, Windor and Eton Plus Group

Slough, Windsor and Eton Plus meets every Thursday at The New College 55 High Street , Eton, Windsor from 8:45pm.
Thursday evening activities range from team quizzes and competitions, to public speakers. This is your main opportunity to meet other members and find out what events are planned for the weekend and over the next few weeks. A full 3-month programme of events is also published regularly.
Saturday evening activities include trips to the theatre, comedy shows, barbecues, night clubbing or a disco/dance run by one of the Plus clubs. Some events are listed on the events calendar, but there are also impromptu pub-crawls and trips to the local bowling alley on Friday and Saturday nights.
There are daytime activities, such as go-karting, pot-holing, paintball, and canoeing, to name but a few. Sometimes we even meet on Sunday night at a local pub for a drink and a quiz.
If you don’t drive, don’t worry, we can arrange to pick you up or meet you at a convenient location.
Well, we’re all looking forward to meeting you, so come along next Thursday.
Slough, Windor and Eton Plus Group

: Citizens Advice Bureau - Spelthorne

The Citizens Advice service aims:
To provide the advice people need for the problems they face.
To improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives.
The service provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination.

Citizens Advice Bureau - Spelthorne

: Spelthorne Civic Award Trust

Spelthorne Civic Award Trust

: Spelthorne Civic Pride Volunteers

Spelthorne Civic Pride Volunteers were formed in 1989, and are a group committed to improving our local environment using stout boots and some energy.
You don’t need any experience to get involved, and everyone is welcome. Workdays are carried out generally once a fortnight.
Spelthorne Civic Pride Volunteers

: Spelthorne Committee for Access Now - SCAN

We are an access group who are able to offer information, advice and support to business and service providers to ensure their full accessibility. Also promotes the rights of disabled people to be part of their community and aims to increase public awareness of the abilities of disabled people.
Spelthorne Committee for Access Now - SCAN

: Spelthorne District Scout Council

Young People
Our aim is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.
The method of achieving the aim of the association is by providing an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training, based on the scout promise and law and guided by adult leadership and to have loads of FUN doing it!
Spelthorne District Scout Council

: Spelthorne Museum

After 25 years in the Old Staines Fire Station, in 2006 a professionally designed Spelthorne Museum opened with the entrance through Staines Library, Friends Walk. Close to public transport links and with disabled parking spaces in the nearby Riverside car park. The Premises are fully accessible for wheelchair users.
The Museum is divided into two rooms:
the Elmsleigh Room, which covers the history of Spelthorne
the Thames Room, which has a Victorian kitchen layout, a replica Roman shop, the 1738 parish fire engine and the Museum shop.

Spelthorne Museum

: Spelthorne Social Club for the Blind and Partially Sighted

This club provides a service to blind and partially sighted people, meeting on the first Monday of every month. Members are picked up by voluntary drivers and transported to meetings at Grove Barnes TW18 2EY, Where they enjoy afternoon tea, raffles, entertainment, and socialising with friends.
Spelthorne Social Club for the Blind and Partially Sighted

: Spelthorne Natural History Society

The Spelthorne Natural History Society caters for a wide range of topical interests, both locally and also nationally & internationally. It offers a varied programme of talks and lectures, meetings, guided walks, field trips and the opportunity to become involved in recording and conservation work, providing for both interested beginners and specialists. Want to know more? Come along to one of our meetings and find out.
Spelthorne Natural History Society

: Spelthorne Tree Wardens

Spelthorne Tree Wardens are a group of volunteers who plant and maintain trees in our community. The national tree wardens scheme was established by the Tree Council after the great storm of 1987 to enable people to play an active roll in conserving and enhancing their local trees and woods.

Spelthorne Tree Wardens

: Spelthorne University of the Third Age

Continued learning after retirement by members joining specialist groups. Spelthorne U3A has groups dealing in 44 subjects, including:
art appreciation, bowls, bridge, chess, choir, collectibles, craft, workshop, family history, french, gardening, geology, golf, italian, latin, literature, local history, luncheon club, music appreciation, painting, play reading, russian, science and technology,scrabble, spanish, theatre, walking, yoga.
Spelthorne University of the Third Age

: Spelthorne Volunteer Drivers

We are a registered charity (1084841)
and we specialise in helping the elderly and infirm residents of our borough get to their medical appointments with the minimum of fuss and expense.
Spelthorne Volunteer Drivers

: St Johns Ambulance Spelthorne Division

St John Ambulance teaches people first aid - about 800,000 last year alone – so that they can be the difference between a life lost and a life saved.
We teach young people in schools and through our activities for young people.
We teach people in the workplace and provide first aid products.
We teach people in the community.
And we teach people who become our volunteers, who offer their skills and time to be the difference right in the heart of their community – at public events, first responders or back up to local ambulance services.

St Johns Ambulance Spelthorne Division

: St. Saviours - Sunbury

St Saviour’s church is a community of living faith, authentic worship and practical love.
We celebrate the fact that our church family is made up of all ages and from all different types of backgrounds. It is such fun to have lots of children, teenagers, singles, newly weds, young families and older people.
David McDougall - Vicar
St. Saviours - Sunbury

: Staines and Ashford Lions Club

Staines and Ashford Lions Club was formed in 1975 under the name of Spelthorne Lions Club, the name changed to it's current title in 1999. They are a mixed club enjoying male and female members of all ages. The Lions Club raise funds for various charities.
Staines and Ashford Lions Club

: Staines Congregational Church

We are a lively evangelical Christian church based in Staines, Middlesex in the United Kingdom. We believe that a church is not a building, but God's family. We seek to be Christ centred, Spirit filled and Bible based. We want to know Jesus Christ, and make him known throughout Staines (and the rest of the world). Our teaching is bible based and is totally relevant to living in today's society.
Staines Congregational Church

: Staines and Egham Sea Cadets

Young People
If you are a girl or boy age 10 - 18 years and would like to try something different, that’s fun and exciting. If you want to make new friends and learn new skills, then why not come along to The Lammas Park any Tuesday or Thursday evening from 7:30pm and pay us a visit.
Staines and Egham Sea Cadets

: Staines Shopmobility

Staines Shopmobility is available to anyone with limited mobility, whether temporary or permanent. You do not need to be registered as a disabled person, be a regular wheelchair user or a Blue Badge holder. You may be recovering from an operation, illness or an injury such as a broken leg. The scheme aims to ensure all visitors can fully access the facilities and services available in Staines town centre.
Staines Shopmobility

: Staines Community Centre

Staines Community Centre is a two-storey building located in the heart of Staines town centre, adjacent to Debenhams and opposite the library.
The Centre is primarily aimed at people aged 50 or over with the first floor providing activities to keep the mind and body active, including yoga, dancing, computer classes, foreign language courses, hairdressing and chiropody.

Staines Community Centre

: Stanwell Moor Village Hall Management Committee

Stanwell Moor Village Hall Management Committee

: Stroke Association

The Stroke Association is the only UK wide charity solely concerned with combating stroke in people of all ages.
The Stroke Association funds research into prevention, treatment and better methods of rehabilitation, and helps stroke patients and their families directly through its Life After Stroke Services. These include Information, Advice and Support, Communication Support and Life After Stroke grants.
We also campaign, educate and inform to increase knowledge of stroke at all levels of society, and we act as a voice for everyone affected by stroke.
For local information please contact Carolyn Cheetham, Personal Budget Support Worker (stroke).
Stroke Association

: Surrey Appropriate Adult Volunteer Service - SAAVS

Welcome to the Surrey Appropriate Adult Volunteer Service website.
The Scheme supports young people and vulnerable adults in police custody,
with over 7000 people assisted from 1995 to 2002.
Funded by the Youth Offending Team and Surrey Social Services Department.
Surrey Appropriate Adult Volunteer Service - SAAVS

: SSAFA Forces Help

Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Families Association.
Millions of people are eligible for support from SSAFA Forces Help
Our services reflect the financial, practical and emotional issues people face today and they are freely available to virtually everybody with a Service connection. Some are more appropriate for those currently serving, some for those who have served and there are those which apply to everybody. But whatever your status, you can be certain that we will treat your enquiry as confidential and ensure that you are always treated with dignity and respect.

SSAFA Forces Help

: Surrey Association for Visual Impairment

SAVI is committed to working with blind and partially sighted people in Surrey, and to provide services so they may lead fuller, more independent lives.
To achieve this we provide a wide range of services to visually impaired people and their carers.
Professional Rehabilitation and low vision services
Well stocked Resource Centre providing equipment and professional advice Community Support - focusing on social inclusion

Surrey Association for Visual Impairment

: Surrey Care Trust

The Surrey Care Trust is an independent charity reaching out to people and helping them to transform their life chances.
Innovative learning, training and volunteering forms the key part of our work today because education and the opportunity to improve skills is a tremendous spur to change.
It brings more self-confidence and enables people to improve their self-reliance and their prospects for employment and continuing education.
Surrey Care Trust

: Surrey Chambers of Commerce

Surrey Chambers of Commerce

: Breathe Easy - Spelthorne

The Breathe Easy support group network provides support and information for people living with a lung condition, and for those who look after them. Come along on the first Wednesday of the month, 1.45pm - 3.45pm
Breathe Easy - Spelthorne

: British Heart Foundation

We're the nation's heart charity. Our vision is a world where people don't die prematurely from heart disease.
We'll achieve this through pioneering research, vital prevention activity and ensuring quality care and support for everyone living with heart disease
British Heart Foundation

: Carers Support Spelthorne

We are an independent charity working with and for carers and parent carers who live in the borough of Spelthorne.
Our Service is free.
Are you looking after an adult or child who:
is physically disabled
has learning difficulties
is elderly or frail
has mental health problems
has a terminal illness
has special needs
If you answered YES to any of the above then you are a:
CARER OR PARENT CARER
WE AIM TO HELP YOU!

Carers Support Spelthorne

: Contact a Family

Contact a Family provides support, advice and information for families with disabled children, no matter what their condition or disability. For local support please contact Caroline Hunter, Volunteer Parent Rep for Surrey.

Contact a Family

: CREST Cancer

CREST is a local charity serving some of the needs of cancer patients and their carers in the Runnymede, Elmbridge and Spelthorne areas of Surrey. It is run entirely by volunteers who give their time and expertise for free.
CREST aims to improve the quality of life of people affected by cancer by helping them find answers to some of the questions they face, helping them deal with the diagnosis and the emotions that inevitably come with it, and helping them regain a sense of control in their lives.
CREST Cancer

: Hearing Concern LINK

Hearing Concern LINK are a charity providing support and information to people with a hearing loss and their families.
Whether it's courses and programmes to help you manage your hearing loss, volunteering opportunities to develop your skills, or if you'd like to enjoy a holiday with communication support or read our feature magazine, simply take a look at our website and contact us for more details.
Hearing Concern LINK

: Heathrow Special Needs Farm

We are a small charitable community farm close to Heathrow Airport.
We provide an environment in which people with special needs and disabilities of all ages can develop and grow in confidence, by working and being in contact with farm animals.
Activities include horse riding, animal care and welfare and gardening.

Heathrow Special Needs Farm

: HMYOI Feltham

HMYOI Feltham

: Knowle Park School

Knowle Park School is a Surrey County Infant School for 3 to 7 year-olds. It opened in 1974 and has places for 180 full-time children in the main school and 80 part-time children in the nursery school. We have an active Home School Association and a very committed Governing Body, members of which are often to be found helping in the classroom and with other school activities.
Knowle Park School

: Lord Knyvett's Over 50's

Lord Knyvett's Over 50's

: The Magna Carta School

With an emphasis on learning, the Magna Carta School takes pride in its many achievements and understands that good behaviour and respect for self and others underpins a positive learning environment. The most recent Ofsted inspection emphasised this and we are delighted that the inspection report acknowledges the excellent work of the staff and students at The Magna Carta School, stating that ‘This is a good school with many outstanding features’.
The Magna Carta School

: Matrix Advocacy Service

Advocacy service (in-patient and community) for adults with mental health problems in north west Surrey. Also substance misuse advocacy service.
For local support please contact Ian Grimwood, Director, 07903708406
Matrix Advocacy Service

: One to One (North West Surrey)

One to One (North West Surrey)

: Pathways to Independence

Pathways to Independence is a leading provider of accommodation and support services for young people leaving care and seeking asylum.
We provide support services and safe accommodation to young people from 16 to 18+ years of age, in the Sussex, Surrey and Croydon areas. This is achieved through providing accommodation and outreach support, drop-in services, volunteer programmes, and a specialist Independent Living Skills programme.
Pathways to Independence

: Phabsail

Physically handicapped and able bodied sailing on Sunday afternoons April-October at Littleton Sailing Club, Littleton Lane, Shepperton, Surrey. The first and third Sunday of each month 2pm-5pm.
They have trimarans built not to capsize and specifically designed for disabled people, and an experienced crew of helpers.
Beginners and experienced sailors welcome.
Phabsail

: Girl Venture Corps Air Cadets

We aim to meet and where possible exceed the aspirations of young women by providing an aviation, adventure and travel-based programme of activity.
We also aim to provide leadership and example to the country’s youth and maintain an atmosphere and openness to ensure everyone wanting to join is made welcome.
Girl Venture Corps Air Cadets

: Queen Mary Sailability

Queen Mary Sailability's role is to encourage and support people with disabilities to take up the sport of sailing and facilitate their integration into the boating community. Staffed by volunteers, the group meets every Thursday, with some sailing on Friday mornings for schools, and caters for a wide variety of disabled, from those having their first taster to paralympic competitors.
Queen Mary Sailability

: Spelthorne Disability Sports Club

Aimed at young people aged 5 - 25 and their siblings, Spelthorne disability sport club provides opportunities to play a range of sports.
Activities and sports include:
football
basketball
boccia
new age curling
trampolining
tri golf
uni hoc
Some weeks, sports coaches provide more structured sessions in sports such as athletics and rugby.
All sessions are overseen by enthusiastic volunteers although parents/guardians are encouraged to stay on side during the sessions.
Saturdays 10.15-11.45am (term time)
Spelthorne Leisure Centre
£4 a session (£2 for siblings) payable on the day.
Come and try - first session free
For further information please call Leisure Services on 01784 446433 or email leisure@spelthorne.gov.uk

Spelthorne Disability Sports Club

: Spelthorne Rentstart

Spelthorne Rentstart is a local charity established to assist single people and childless couples to access accommodation in the private rented sector. Since our beginnings in 1997 we have helped well over a thousand people in need.
Based in Staines we have a committed team of permanent and volunteer staff.
Building key relationships with local landlords, estate agents, Spelthorne Council, Citizens Advice Bureau, Housing Associations, Hostels and other charities is essential to our success and ensures the best possible outcome for our clients.
Spelthorne Rentstart

: Staines and District Synagogue

Our Synagogue serves a large catchment area around our centre in Staines Middlesex.
Our membership encompasses
Staines, Ashford, Feltham, Hounslow, Heathrow, Isleworth, Sunbury-on-Thames, Chertsey, Shepperton, Walton-upon-Thames, Weybridge, Woking, Ascot, Sunninghill, Datchet, Windsor, Eton, Slough, Camberley, Bracknell.
Membership of the Synagogue is open to all orthodox Jews. Our fees are amongst the lowest in the Greater London area. We welcome enquiries from prospective members. All our members are able to enjoy services within the main synagogue building.
The standard subscription is inclusive of the United Synagogue Funeral Expenses Scheme.
Mr David Kale - Officiant
Staines and District Synagogue

: Sunbury Accord

Sunbury Accord is a weekly social group providing a haven and companionship for people who are suffering or who have suffered from any form of mental illness, depression, anxiety, loneliness or stress related problem.
Sunbury Accord runs each Friday evening from 7-10pm and offers a hot meal, friendship, good conversation, and activities in a safe and supportive environment. Further social events, activities and trips are also arranged for members at other times during the year.
Sunbury Accord also offers the services of its own Advocacy worker, who can provide support, advice and information to members of Sunbury Accord.
Sunbury Accord

: The Sunbury Millenium Embroidery Gallery

The Sunbury Millenium Embroidery Gallery

: Vitalise

Vitalise has been providing short breaks for disabled people and carers at accessible Centres in the UK since 1963 (We were founded in 1963 as Winged Fellowship Trust. In 2004 we became Vitalise).
We firmly believe that disabled people should have the same rights, freedoms, responsibilities and quality of life as those without disabilities.

Vitalise

: The White Lodge Centre

White Lodge works with disabled adults, children and their families to provide a creative, individually tailored service to meet their needs.
The White Lodge Centre

: Wildlife Aid

All the animals that come into our care are treated and rehabilitated completely free of charge. Our aim is to return every animal that is capable of surviving back into its natural environment. Unfortunately, there are still too many incidents when the injuries - often deliberately inflicted by man - an animals injuries are so severe that they would be unable ever to be able to return to this wild. At Wildlife Aid, we do not believe that it is right to keep any wild animal in captivity and so, heartbreakingly, we allow any such animal the dignity of a peaceful and pain free death in a warm and comfortable environment. This is only ever a last resort and every day at Wildlife Aid, our volunteer's dedication and care allows us to see remarkable recoveries where others might have given up.

Wildlife Aid

: Youth Service - Surrey County Council

We work with people aged 11-25, focusing on 13-19 year olds.
We deliver effective youth work that addresses identified needs. We enable young people to make informed choices and acquire new skills.
We make young people’s voices heard by encouraging Youth Forums and Councils.
We provide support, advice and intervention where needed.
We make a positive difference in the lives of young people.

Youth Service - Surrey County Council

: Ashford Youth Club

10-20 years old both males and females welcome. Duke of Edinburgh on Wednesday nights. Enterprise club for 18-25 years with special needs Friday evenings. Halls available for private hire.
Ashford Youth Club

: Axis Youth Productions

We are open to all children aged 8 – 20
At AYP we firmly stand by our motto that enthusiasm is the key!
So long as a child or young person is happy, confident and enthusiastic in their environment they will thrive. At AYP your child will get the chance to experience how a whole show is put together. This concludes with a fully staged production with a live band often at Hampton Hill Playhouse.
Our Sunday rehearsals include Acting, Singing and Dance warm- ups followed by production work.
At the start of each course we audition those children who would like to go for a part, rather than picking out who we think would suit the part. This also helps us to see where the students strengths are and what we need to work on so that they will develop.
From term to term confidence grows, often a child who did not wish to be considered for a speaking part one term will decide to go for one the next! We also do not award parts just on long service, each child who auditions will be considered equally. Students are generally not asked to prepare anything, as the audition day is workshop based.
Students are expected to have a high standard of behaviour and respect towards their tutors and each other. We have clearly written guidelines on what we expect of each member.
To conclude, AYP are a hard working, dedicated and enthusiastic company, all that we ask of each student, is that they work to the best of their ability, for that is when they will truly shine.

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Voluntary Action in Spelthorne - Member's Map created by VAIS Staines, Middlesex

Voluntary Action in Spelthorne - Member's Map

: A2 Dominion Housing Group

: Age Concern Runnymede & Spelthorne

: Age UK Surrey

Besides helping older people to claim welfare benefits, our information and advice team answers over 4000 telephone enquiries a year from older people, their relatives and carers on a range of subjects including housing and community care. Age UK Surrey

: Alzheimer's Society - Staines Office

: Anchor Homes - Meadowside Care Home

Care Home The Anchor Trust provides the following services:- Care homes- Retirement properties for sale and to rent- Retirement properties with care services- Care in your home Anchor Homes - Meadowside Care Home

: Ashford Breast Cancer Support Group

: Ashford Common Baptist Church

David Priddy - Pastor. Ashford Common Baptist Church

: Ashford Darby and Joan Club

: Ashford and St Peters Hospitals NHS Trust

: The Boys' Brigade 7th North Surrey Company

The Boys' Brigade will care for and challenge young people for life through a programme of informal education underpinned by the Christian faith. The Boys' Brigade 7th North Surrey Company

: Bradbury Centre

Care home. Bradbury Centre

: The British Disabled Water Ski Association

: Daybreak Respite Care Centre

: Dimensions

: East to West

: Egham and Staines Conservation Volunteers

: Endometriosis UK

: The Fordbridge Centre

: Girlguiding River Ash

: Grace Community

: HMP Bronzefield

Community Chaplaincy HMP Bronzefield

: Homestart Spelthorne

Home-Start supports almost 73,000 vulnerable children across the UK. Last year, our 16,000 volunteers gave a million hours of support to their families. We help them cope with post-natal illness, isolation, bereavement, disability, domestic violence and much more. Homestart Spelthorne

: The Hope Club

The Hope Club is affiliated to the Stroke Association and offers a social opportunity for those affected by stroke. Carers are always welcome. As well as meeting to chat members also enjoy various social activities, games or working on the allotment. The Hope Club

: Keep Able Hearing and Mobility

Offer an extensive range of mobility aids and equipment that are readily available to purchase at the local Staines store and nationwide. Keep Able Hearing and Mobility

: Mediation North Surrey

: The Mulberry Centre

Cancer The Mulberry Centre is a drop-in centre for anyone affected by a diagnosis of cancer to visit for information and support. It provides a holistic approach within a non-medical and welcoming environment. The Mulberry Centre

: NHS Surrey

: Newfrontiers Church - Grace Community

: North Surrey Victim Support

Outreach services are available across Surrey offering support, advice, information and access to specialist services to anyone in the community experiencing domestic abuse, whether they have left or are still in an abusive relationship. North Surrey Victim Support

: Open Door Church

: Outline

Health Advice and guidance for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, individuals living in Woking. Outline

: Pets as Therapy

: Prison Advice and Care Trust

The Prison Advice & Care Trust (PACT) is a charity which supports people affected by imprisonment. We provide practical and emotional support to prisoners' children and families, and to prisoners themselves. Prison Advice and Care Trust

: Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre

Rape We are an independent organisation based in Croydon providing a high standard of professional support to survivors of sexual violence. Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre

: REACT

: Rotary Club of Staines

: Rethink North Surrey Carer Support

: The Salvation Army

: Slough, Windor and Eton Plus Group

: Citizens Advice Bureau - Spelthorne

: Spelthorne Civic Award Trust

: Spelthorne Civic Pride Volunteers

: Spelthorne Committee for Access Now - SCAN

: Spelthorne District Scout Council

: Spelthorne Museum

: Spelthorne Social Club for the Blind and Partially Sighted

: Spelthorne Natural History Society

: Spelthorne Tree Wardens

: Spelthorne University of the Third Age

: Spelthorne Volunteer Drivers

We are a registered charity (1084841)and we specialise in helping the elderly and infirm residents of our borough get to their medical appointments with the minimum of fuss and expense. Spelthorne Volunteer Drivers

: St Johns Ambulance Spelthorne Division

: St. Saviours - Sunbury

: Staines and Ashford Lions Club

Staines and Ashford Lions Club was formed in 1975 under the name of Spelthorne Lions Club, the name changed to it's current title in 1999. They are a mixed club enjoying male and female members of all ages. The Lions Club raise funds for various charities. Staines and Ashford Lions Club

: Staines Congregational Church

: Staines and Egham Sea Cadets

: Staines Shopmobility

: Staines Community Centre

: Stanwell Moor Village Hall Management Committee

: Stroke Association

: Surrey Appropriate Adult Volunteer Service - SAAVS

: SSAFA Forces Help

: Surrey Association for Visual Impairment

Voluntary Action in Spelthorne - Member's Map

created by VAIS

Staines, Middlesex

Besides helping older people to claim welfare benefits, our information and advice team answers over 4000 telephone enquiries a year from older people, their relatives and carers on a range of subjects including housing and community care.
Age UK Surrey

Care Home
The Anchor Trust provides the following services:
- Care homes
- Retirement properties for sale and to rent
- Retirement properties with care services
- Care in your home
Anchor Homes - Meadowside Care Home

David Priddy - Pastor.
Ashford Common Baptist Church

The Boys' Brigade will care for and challenge young people for life through a programme of informal education underpinned by the Christian faith.

The Boys' Brigade 7th North Surrey Company

Care home.
Bradbury Centre

Community Chaplaincy

HMP Bronzefield

Home-Start supports almost 73,000 vulnerable children across the UK. Last year, our 16,000 volunteers gave a million hours of support to their families. We help them cope with post-natal illness, isolation, bereavement, disability, domestic violence and much more.
Homestart Spelthorne

The Hope Club is affiliated to the Stroke Association and offers a social opportunity for those affected by stroke. Carers are always welcome. As well as meeting to chat members also enjoy various social activities, games or working on the allotment.
The Hope Club

Offer an extensive range of mobility aids and equipment that are readily available to purchase at the local Staines store and nationwide.
Keep Able Hearing and Mobility

Cancer
The Mulberry Centre is a drop-in centre for anyone affected by a diagnosis of cancer to visit for information and support. It provides a holistic approach within a non-medical and welcoming environment.
The Mulberry Centre

Outreach services are available across Surrey offering support, advice, information and access to specialist services to anyone in the community experiencing domestic abuse, whether they have left or are still in an abusive relationship.
North Surrey Victim Support

Health
Advice and guidance for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, individuals living in Woking.
Outline

The Prison Advice & Care Trust (PACT) is a charity which supports people affected by imprisonment. We provide practical and emotional support to prisoners' children and families, and to prisoners themselves.

Prison Advice and Care Trust

Rape
We are an independent organisation based in Croydon providing a high standard of professional support to survivors of sexual violence.

Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre

We are a registered charity (1084841)
and we specialise in helping the elderly and infirm residents of our borough get to their medical appointments with the minimum of fuss and expense.
Spelthorne Volunteer Drivers

Staines and Ashford Lions Club was formed in 1975 under the name of Spelthorne Lions Club, the name changed to it's current title in 1999. They are a mixed club enjoying male and female members of all ages. The Lions Club raise funds for various charities.
Staines and Ashford Lions Club

The Breathe Easy support group network provides support and information for people living with a lung condition, and for those who look after them. Come along on the first Wednesday of the month, 1.45pm - 3.45pm
Breathe Easy - Spelthorne

We're the nation's heart charity. Our vision is a world where people don't die prematurely from heart disease.
We'll achieve this through pioneering research, vital prevention activity and ensuring quality care and support for everyone living with heart disease
British Heart Foundation

Contact a Family provides support, advice and information for families with disabled children, no matter what their condition or disability. For local support please contact Caroline Hunter, Volunteer Parent Rep for Surrey.

Contact a Family