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Volunteer Gardener at Farncombe Day Centre.
http://home2.btconnect.com/farncombedaycentre.org.uk/

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Alison Pattison

http://www.godalmingmuseum.org.uk/

01483 426510

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Youth music and encouraging young people to be creative.

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Brenda Greenslade - Chair of the Waverley Tenants' Panel.
tenants.panel@waverley.gov.uk

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A community art organisation based in Waverley Borough with a commitment to running arts-based activities across the South East region.

Specialising in working with adults with special needs and children, we run workshops for the whole community.

Sculpt it runs a studio-based programme in the Godalming area and outside community projects with schools, day centres for people with learning disabilities, mental health groups and hospitals including arts days and weeks.
Tel: 01428 682758 Mobile: 07769 906529
http://www.sculptit.co.uk/

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Luck’s Yard offer a holistic approach to fitness and wellbeing for the whole family.
They aim to achieve total wellness from the inside out.
http://www.lucksyardclinic.com/
01483 527945

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Over the Top Youth Theatre meet in Farncombe on Thursday evenings during term time at 6.00 – 7.15pm, for ages 8 – 13.
To book a place or for further information contact Harriet Anscombe on 01252 745447 or email harriet.anscombe@farnhammaltings.com

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A homely healing space, in the heart of Godalming town centre. Venue includes: studio, treatment room, WCs, use of kitchen, parking.

https://www.facebook.com/SpiritLevelGodalming/info

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Criteria for eligibility - disability, infirmity, family crisis, elderly, financial, emergency or need
Areas covered - Farnham Town Council area
Booking procedure - by telephone Monday to Friday 9.00-17.30pm
Charges - voluntary donations by clients only
Telephone: 01252 716655

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Criteria for eligibility - disability, infirmity, elderly, financial or need
Areas covered - Haslemere, Hindhead, Chiddingfold, Fernhurst and Grayswood within a 50 mile radius.
Booking procedure - telephone on Tuesday or Thursday - 10.00-15.00 p.m.
Charges/donations - donations are encouraged to cover reimbursement of petrol costs (40p per mile) but are voluntary and according to ability to pay
Telephone - 01428 652505

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Criteria for eligibility - need
Areas covered - Parish of Cranleigh
Charges/donations - donations welcome
Telephone - 07908 976394

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Criteria for eligibility - need
Areas covered - Ewhurst and Ellens Green
Booking procedure - telephone Mon - Fri 10.00-12.00 p.m.
Charges/donations - voluntary donations
Telephone - 01483 277606

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Criteria for eligibility - Need. Must be in Milford and Witley
Areas covered - Waverley area
Booking procedure - Calls should be made at least 48 hours in advance of help required.
Charges/donations - clients encouraged to make donation to cover costs
Telephone - 01483 424393

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Criteria for eligibility - disability, infirmity, elderly or financial difficulty
Areas covered - Shamley Green, Wonersh, Guildford and Cranleigh
Booking procedure - telephone above
Charges/donations - donations towards petrol and costs
Telephone - 01483 898779 or 01483 890531

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Criteria - those with no other means of transport to keep medical appointments
Areas covered - residents of Bramley
Booking procedure - number above
Charges - donations welcome
Telephone - 07768 087224

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Criteria for eligibility - Elderly, disabled, or others without own transport and needing an affordable service
Areas covered - residents of Farncombe and Binscombe
Booking procedure - by telephone, 10 am to 12 noon Mon to Fri, leave messages outside those hours
Charges - voluntary donations by clients welcome
Telephone - 07531 888398

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Our small estate was known as Northbourne Ghetto and Social City! We had a very bad (undeserved) reputation with high levels of antisocial behaviour and small amounts of petty crime.

After various police panel meetings we decided to setup a group to try and turn our estate around, N.A.G’s (Northbourne Action Group) was born, we formed in October 2006 with a committee of 5, over the years we have grown and moved from strength to strength. Reducing antisocial behaviour by a massive 30% and crime to almost zero.

There are now 12 NAGS, mums and dads who give their free time to provide events and activities for the children and the community on the estate. We have won various awards and we are proud to say that the community spirit and the general appearance of the estate has improved dramatically.

We are all proud to live here and strive to make Northbourne a better, happier and comfortable place to live.
http://www.northbourne.org.uk/

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Coffee Morning/Social Hub at Binscombe Church on Fridays 10.30-12 noon.
Binscombe Church, Barnes Road, Godalming, Surrey, GU7 3RF
Pastor: Pete Hitchcock: 01483 425652; pete@binscombechurch.org

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Godalming Flower Club meet the 3rd Tuesday of the month at Godalming Baptish Church.
Call Sandy on 01483 423011 for more information.

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Meet the 1st Tuesday of the month in Wetherspoons, Godalming. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The club gives funding for local projects.
http://www.godalminglions.co.uk/

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Meet 2nd Tuesday of month in Godalming Baptist Church. Call Sandy on 01483 423011 for more information.

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Email lappymum@gmail.com for more information.

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Management/leadership/assertiveness/communications trainer in Godalming. Email simonbarlow@hotmail.es to find out more.

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www.DropBy.co.uk

DropBy's mission is to work to help reduce isolation amongst the over 60s. It is increasingly recognised that social isolation isolation is a key factor in limiting good health and well-being.

The dividing line between being alone and feeling lonely is a very narrow one. It helps to know there are other like-minded people available to chat with, who can be
reached online by a few clicks.

DropBy aims to use existing technologies to provide a safe, secure and enabling space
for older people to engage with each other.

The website is designed to encourage interaction with 'virtual' friends and interest groups and every member is valued and encouraged to contribute and have some virtual fun.

If anyone is feeling alone and wants to chat they can instant message another member or make audio or video contact through the website without the need to download software.

Members are encouraged to find new
'virtual' friends, share ideas and
interests, and ask for help on various topics so members can give support to one another.

Members send each other virtual 'waves' and online hugs.

DropBy believes in encouraging its members to keep active both mentally and physically and arranges 'virtual' and real events
whenever possible and hopes, in the longer term, to help older people remain involved in a more active and community based life.

www.DropBy.co.uk
DropBy or call 07789888391

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www.DropBy.co.uk

DropBy's mission is to work to help reduce isolation amongst the over 60s. It is increasingly recognised that social isolation is a key factor in limiting good
health and well-being.
The dividing line between being alone and feeling lonely is a very narrow one. It helps to know there are other like-minded people available to chat with, who can be reached online by a few clicks. If virtual friends live nearby they can soon become people you can meet with for a coffee or lunch.

DropBy aims to use existing technologies to provide a safe, secure and enabling space for older people to engage with each other.

The website is designed to encourage interaction with 'virtual' friends and interest groups and every member is valued and encouraged to contribute and have some virtual fun.

If anyone is feeling alone and wants to chat they can instant message another member or make audio or video contact through the website without the need to download software.

Members are encouraged to find new
'virtual' friends, share ideas and
interests, and ask for help on various topics so members can give support to one another.

Members send each other virtual 'waves' and online hugs.

DropBy believes in encouraging its members to keep active both mentally and physically
and arranges 'virtual' and real events whenever possible and hopes, in the longer term, to help older people remain involved in a more active and community based life.

www.DropBy.co.uk
DropBy or call 07789888391

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Awesome is a youth night for older teenagers. We get together for pool, airhockey, table football, volleyball, table tennis, gaming, DJing, films, music, activities in the local area, and lots more – basically loads of great stuff. If you are 14-17 and you live locally you can come along. If you don’t want to do any of the stuff it’s still a great place to be. Every two weeks we enjoy Awesome+ when we explore the big issues that we all face in day to day life. Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/groups/636020303130791

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Activity area for Scouts, Guides and Schools. Woodland for outdoor activities. Contact wonershwoodlandgroup@gmail.com

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We look after Gerald's Wood and assist with activities for the user groups. Contact wonershwoodlandgroup@gmail.com

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Art Classes, Diet classes, keep fit, karate, nursery hire, brownies, dog training, Tuesday Focus ( Mental health), quilting group, parties, christenings, weddings

Contact: Betty Lapage, tel. 01252 656734
www.weybournevillagehall.co.uk

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Weybourne Baptist Church, after school clubs, NCT, parenting classes, meeting venue

tel. School Bursar 01252 669340

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Beetle Drive, Darts, Games Evenings, Raffles, coffee mornings.
Affinity Sutton's sheltered housing unit offers older residents activities
Tel. Kim Broadway, Affinity Sutton tel. 01252 320994

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Parrot Club, Creatability, Heath End school youth drop in centre, Estate clean ups and community events, Millstream residents scrabble and coffee mornings

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'Messy Church' (R) every 2 months at the Royal British Legion Club Hall in Beacon Hill Road on a Sunday afternoon (usually 4.00-5.30pm).
- Crafts, songs, talk, food and more.
- A free event for all the family.
- Just come along – everyone welcome! Please click Hindhead Messy Church for further details.

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TZone meets on Sunday mornings - usually on the second and fourth Sunday in the month - to explore the Christian faith in a relaxed environment. It’s for those who are 11+. You can have lots of faith or no faith at all - everyone is welcome! Hindhead TZone for further details.

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Godalming Leisure Centre's great facilities offer; swimming, gym, exercise classes, sauna, active life sessions for for over 50s and pay and play tennis.

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Tuesday youth group ( Surrey County Council), Friday Youth Drop in ( Trinity Trust), Wednesday girls only youth ( Trinity Trust), Mums and Toddlers ( Wednesdays), youth theatre (Thursdays), Development of drop in Cafe by Management Committe
Contact: Ali Watts

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Knitting group, Use of IT facilities for older residents
Contact Day centre Manager Judith

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Scout and Guide HQ, Theatre Group

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Two halls for hire:
The Main Hall
Nugent Room

Activities:
DADS (Dunsfold Amateur Dramatic Society), Botanical Art, Dunsfold Art Club, Eversgreen, Aerobics, Tone and Groan, Yoga, Bowls, Karate Club, Puddleducks (Toddler Group), Jubilate, Film night.

For further information and to make bookings please contact John World - telephone: 01483 200742

http://www.dunsfold.org/villagehalls.htm

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Painting in watercolour, local interest in art.

Tuesday Evenings
01428682022
edandrob@gotadsl.co.uk

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Chiddgreen is a small environmental charity based in Chiddingfold. Activities, skills workshops and talks, volunteering, swap-it-days, bike repair.

no payment

Website: http://chiddgreen.org.uk
For telephone number and E-mail adress please see website

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Meetings at 2.30pm in the Charles Watts Room of the Village Hall on the fourth Wednesday of each month.

Charles Watts Room Village Hall

Website: http://chiddingfold-pc.gov.uk/news/new

Telephone number: 01428 682374

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Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, from 2 – 4.30pm. Details of local support groups, church activities, and other materials are readily available. The Coffee Bar is run by volunteers from our Joint Churches, who are happy to provide a listening ear to anyone who wishes to simply chat or share a burden.

Pavillion at the football field off Coxcombe Lane

Website: http://stmaryschurchchidd.org.uk/villagewide/coffee

Telephone number: 01428 683239

E-mail: f.reynolds.j@btinternet.com

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Begin & develop your patchwork and quilting skills 3rd Tuesday of Month

Village Hall
Coxcombe Lane

Telephone number: 01403 871343

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Home based respite break service.
Care Cafe for dementia clients and family.
Saturday monthly club for adults with disabilities.
Assisting service users to access leisure activities or medical appointments in the local community.
End of life care. Covers Waverley.

Paid or Free

1st Floor Suite
Park Barn Centre, Park Barn Drive

Website: http://www.crossroadscaresurrey.org.uk/west.html

Telephone number: 01483 447771 and 01483 447772

E-mail: enquiries.west@crossroadscaresurrey.org.uk

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DLF is a national charity providing impartial advice, information and training on independent living. They provide online guides for tasks of daily living. Give free advice on equipment. They offer a loan of electrical equipment and provide a helpline for equipment queries.

Free (temporary deposit on loans and cost of phone calls for helpline)

Website: http://www.dlf.org.uk/node

Telephone number: 020 7289 6111

E-mail: info@dlf.org.uk

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Free furniture, white goods and other thing.

Free

Website: http://uk.freecycle.org

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For people in need who live in Chiddingfold. Christmas vouchers distributed in December, whcih can only be used in the local shops.

Free

Telephone number: 01428 683906

E-mail: clerk@chiddingfold-pc.gov.uk

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Groups - tea for 60+, Art, photography.

Website: http://stmaryschurchchidd.org.uk/villagewide/neighbours

Telephone number: 01428 683239

E-mail: f.reynolds.j@btinternet.com

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Sessions Wednesday, Friday and Saturday a.m.

£5 per session

Location: Coxcombe Lane

Website: http://www.chiddingfold-pc.gov.uk/news/newssmall.pl?record=139

Telephone number: 07974 184743

E-mail: boutiquefit@gmail.com

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Leisure activities (film nights, walks, music lessons and many more), Support and Guidance, workshops, counselling, career support, CV building, Managing alcohol

Various location in Guildford and Waverley

Website: http://www.welcomeprojectsurrey.co.uk

Telephone number: 01483 415950

E-mail: wellbeing@sadas.org.uk

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A social and educational organisation for women, being part of a national organisation and belonging to Surrey Federation Meeting every 2nd Wednesday @ 2.30pm.

Chiddingfold V Hall, Coxcombe Lane, GU8 4ZA

Website: http://thewi.org.uk/become-a-member/structure-of-the-wi/england/surrey/find-a-wi/chiddingfold

Telephone number: 01483 233230

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services for people over 60 in Waverley. From our office we run a gardening scheme, handyman scheme and offer information and advice to senior citizens.

Rowleys, Victoria Road, GU6 8NT

Website: http://www.cranleighvillage.net/clubmore.asp?source=catlist&id=126

Telephone number: 01483 548812
Open Monday-Thursday 9.30 a.m.-

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Information and advice, benefits advice, boilers and installation, mobility equipment, rails, handyperson and gardener. Bereavement, friendship and support group.

Gardener from £11, Handyperson from£16

The Gate House, Knpowle Lane, GU6 8RD

Website: www.ageuk.org.uk/Waverley

Telephone number: 01483 548812

E-mail: wenquiries@ageukwaverley.org.uk

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A free weekly drop in for people with dementia and their carers, 10am - 2pm every Tuesday, except Bank Holidays, in an informal social setting, at Rowley's, Cranleigh. Lunch is available at a small charge.
People with dementia must be accompanied by a carer.

Free

Rowley's Day Centre

Website: http://www.alzheimers.org.uk/site/custom_scripts/services.php?serviceCode=4147&branchCoade=13831&areaBC=EASE

Telephone number: 01428 642055

E-mail: lynda.biddlecombe@alzheimers.org.uk

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To raise funds for arthritis research in the Cranleigh area To provide information about arthritis and related conditions and to raise awareness of the debilitating effects of this disease.

£5 annual members hip

26 Durnsford Way, GU6 7LW

Website: http://www.cranleighvillage.net/clubmore.asp?source=catlist&id=4

Telephone number: 01483 273204

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Carers groups, Information, Training days, Outings, Stress Busting days, Help with transport. See Newsletter! Meetings on 1st Monday of the month 10.15-12.15.

Website: http://www.carersuk.ork/help-and-advice/finding-help-where-you-live/item/1691-carers-support-waverley

Telephone number: 01252 718166

E-mail: carerssupportwaverley@btconnect.com

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The aim of the Community Fund is to help the poor and needy living in the Parish of Cranleigh. Requests for help come from Social Services, Health Visitors, schools, churches and the local Citizens Advice Bureau.

Free

Barhatch Road, GU6 7DJ

Website: http://www.cranleighvillage.net/clubmore.asp?source=catlist&id=33

Telephone number: 01483 273960

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Gym, classes, clubs and swimingpool. Discounts for people on certain benefits. Individual and family member cards.

Members hip: individual £37/£21, Family £42

Village Way, GU6 8AE

Website: http://dcleisurecentres.co.uk/centres/cranleigh-leisure-centre

Telephone number: 01483 274400

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Provides transport for people who have need. The service can
take people to medical appointments, shopping, pension, hospital, prescriptions and visiting.
The areas covered are the Parish of Cranleigh.

Voluntary Donation

Telephone number: 07908 976394

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Home based respite break service.
Care Cafe for dementia clients and family.
Saturday monthly club for adults with disabilities.
Assisting service users to access leisure activities or medical appointments in the local community.
End of life care. Covers Waverley.

Paid or Free

1st Floor Park Barn Centre, Park Barn Drive, GU2 8EN

Website: http://www.crossroadscaresurrey.org.uk/west.html

Telephone number: 01483 447771 and 01483 447772

E-mail: enquiries.west@crossroadscaresurrey.org.uk

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Help to find volunteers.

Cranleigh Library stand

Website: http://www.voluntaryactionsws.webeden.co.uk/#/cranleigh-volunteer-outreach/4545120122

Telephone number: 07798 747678

E-mail: cranleighvc@vasws.org.uk

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Helpline for anyone in need of emotional support who lived or worked in Surrey and the surrounding counties. Abuse, relationship problems, bereavement, problems with children, depression, divorce, separation, addictions, isolation, mental health problems, problems with teenagers.

Free

Website: http://www.familyline.org.uk

Telephone number: 08088005678

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Weekly talking local newspapers (Farnham & Haslemere area). Can be posted to all UK. Equipment for rent.

The Maltings Bridge Square, GU9 7QR

Website: http://www.farnhamaltontn.co.uk

Telephone number: 01252 719266

E-mail: enquiries@farnhamaltontn.co.uk

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Activities, Outings, Chiropodist, Hairdresser

Victoria Road, GU6 8NT

Website: http://www.rowleyscranleigh.co.uk/index.php/rowleys-daycare-centre-based-in-cranleigh-surrey-for-the-over-50-s

Telephone number: 01483 277155

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Support for families with at least one child under five who are experiencing stress or family breakdown. Home-Start offers support by placing a volunteer (who has had parenting experience) with the family for home-visiting (usually a couple of hours per week).

Vernon House, 28 West Street, GU9 7DR

Website: http://www.homestart-fh.com

Telephone number: 01252 737453

E-mail: homestart.farnham@virgin.net

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Free introductory computers and internet training (3-4 week course) or learn with a buddy (Thursday 2-4.

Library, High Street, GU6 8AE

Website: http://www.surreycc.gov.uk/people-and-community/libraries/learning-in-libraries/useful-learning-and-work-resources

Telephone number: 0300 2001001

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Visitors, equipment. Meeting at the Guide Hall, Village Way Cranleigh on the 2nd Monday of each month except August. Doors open 7.30 pm for 8.00 pm. Ramp fitted for wheelchair access. Drop in Guildford cathedral.

MNDA South West, Surrey Branch 27, The Drive, GU6 7LY

website: http://www.mndswsurrey.org.uk

Telephone number: 01483 274337

E-mail: swsurrey@mndswsurrey.org.uk

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Providing support, information and advice, funding research and representing the needs of people with eczema. At least one public meeting a year with a leading speaker. Guildford and Milford - see website.

Free admision

Website: http://www.eczema.org

Telephone number: 01483 567668

E-mail: nescardsyahoo.co.uk

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Disable Horse riding for people with Disabilities. For adults and children.

Casis Farm, Rowley Drive, GU8 6PL

Website: http://www.cranleighrdagroup.co.uk

Telephone number: 01483 268219

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Chiropody, Alzheimer's drop in, TALK - Stroke recovery group, Hairdressing, Beauty treatments, Lunch restaurant and snack bar, Films, Brain teasers, games, puzzles, Bridge and bingo, Classes and activities, Befriending group, Bereavement group. Hoppa Bus available for transport and it's own car.

Victoria Road, GU6 8NT

Website: http://www.rowleyscranleigh.co.uk

Telephone number: 01483 277155

E-mail: info@rowleyscranleigh.co.uk

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The Branch welcomes all ex-service men and women, as a way to benefit from: Regular social meetings Welfare advice and practical support Receipt of the RBL magazine Use of the Cranleigh Village Sports and Social Club. The Branch meets at the Club on the first Saturday of every month at 11am, for the Committee, followed at 12pm for members' social (Women Section: Mrs Joan Sturt, Chairman, 15 Glebe Road, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6 7AR, 01483 267520.

Cranleigh Village Sports & Social Club, Personage Road, GU6 7AN

Website: http://www.cranleighvillage.net/clubmore.asp?source=catlist&id=9

Telephone number: 01483 274335

E-mail: Tony.Gauvainbtopenworld.com

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Home visits, info support. Covers all Waverley.

Millford Hospital, Tuesley Lane, GU7 1UF

Website: http://www.stroke.org.uk/support/surrey-guildford-and-waverley

Telephone number: 07515 596967

E-mail: beatrice.holford@stroke.org.uk
anne.sargeant@stroke.org.uk

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Wide range, see brochures on website:ACL supported learning and ACL supported learning v2

various, discounts available for people receiving benefits

United Baptist Church, 262 High Street, GU6 8RT

Website: http://www.surreycc.gov.uk/learning/adult-learning/adult-and-community-learning-prospectus

Telephone number: 01483 518529

E-mail: catherine.kirk@surreycc.gov.uk

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We can give support for families in times of need and help you get back on track. This can happen through targeted groups, Outreach Visits and directing you towards specialist support,
Christopher Robin children centre - daily activities, see website.

Website: http://www.surestartcranleigh.co.uk

Telephone number: Coordinator-Monday, Tuesday & Friday 01483 276634

E-mail: emma@surestartcranleigh.co.uk

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Cranleigh Adult Education Centre, Glebelands School, GU6 7AN

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The Cranleigh TALK group provides weekly term-time support for people with aphasia (communication difficulties) following stroke. Sessions can include art, discussions, number and word worksheets, music therapy and quizzes. Fr 10.15-12.15.

Rowleys, Victoria Road, GU6 8NT

Website: http://talksurrey.org.uk/cranleigh.html

Telephone number: 01784 420371

E-mail: info@talksurrey.org.uk

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Website: http://www.dayoutwiththekids.co.uk/things-to-do/Cranleigh

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50 groups of Courses and Activities for the Retired people of Cranleigh.

Website: http://www.cranleighu3a.org.uk/index_files/frame.htm

Telephone number: 01483 267040

E-mail: keithatkins@hotmail.co.uk

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Cranleigh WI meet in St Nicolas Church Room on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7.45. Over 60 members with a lively programme of events, theatre visits, craft classes, helping in the community etc.

St. Nicolas Church Room, Church Lane, GU6 8AR

Website: http://www.cranleighvillage.net/clubmore.asp?source=catlist&id=164

Telephone number: 01483 272630

E-mail: jackie.rubie@virgin.net

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Films, music, cafe, workshops, pottery, drawing and painting, yoga, choir etc.

Cranleigh Arts Centre, 1 High Street, GU6 8AS

Website: http://www.cranleighartscentre.org

Telephone number: 01483 278000

E-mail: boxoffice@cranleighartscentre.org

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Senior's lunch, ladies groups, toddlers and youth groups, Friday cafe and food bank.

262 High Street, GU6 8RT

Website: http://www.cranleigh.org.uk/midweek

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Every Saturday there is a Coffee Morning from 10am to 12 noon, to which everyone is welcome. Small groups meet at members homes.

High Street, GU6 8RT

Website: http://www.guidlfordmethodistcircuit.org.uk/cranleigh.html

Telephone number: 01483 351651

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Every Tuesday Tea and Toast at 8.30-10am, Monthly Lunch, Knit and Natter, Small groups, berevement and pastoral home visits.

Church Lane, GU6 8AR

Website: http://www.stnicolascranleigh.org.uk

Telephone number: 01483 273620

E-mail: office@stnicolascranleigh.org.uk

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Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 10:00 - 16:00
Wednesday, Friday: Closed

Village Way, GU6 8AF

Telephone number: 0844084807969

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Monday-Friday, 9-4, Life skills and leisure activites: swimming, cooking, shopping, allotment, horse riding, computer training.

£56 per day, half day £18 transport

Cranleigh Cricket Pavillion, GU6 8NS

Website: http://www.easyinfoforus.org.uk/centres-and-groups/our-centres-and-groups/cranleigh

Telephone number: 01483 532502

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Training in life skills, work experience, art etc. See website for details. Staff ration 1:4 or 1:1; Personalised support plans.
Price aprox £20.90 per hour 1:1 If client attned few times per week discounts avalible.

Building 87, Dundfold Park, Stovolds Hill, GU6 8TB

Website: http://jigsawplus.co.uk

Telephone number: 01483 277366

E-mail: info@jigsawplus.co.uk

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Group who meet every week to do Wheelchair Dancing based on Latin and Ballroom dancing. This is open to anyone with or without a disability. Everyone is welcome. Thursday 2.00 to 3.00pm at Alfold Hall.

Dunsfold Road, GU6 8HQ

Website: http://www.cranleighvillage.net/clubmore.asp?source=catlist&id=152

Telephone number: 01483 861466

E-mail: carolineatparkhouse@yahoo.co.uk

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Day Centre, •Lunch and light refreshments, Hairdressing, Chiropody, Social and recreational activities, Assisted bathing, Entertainment and outings, Transport to and from the centre.

St Johns Street, GU7 3EH

Website: http://home2.btconnect.com/farncombedaycentre.org.uk

Telephone number: 01483 426685

E-mail: farncombedaycentre@btinternet.com

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Wide range of trainings.

25 West Street, GU9 7DR

Website: http://www.1.surreycc.gov.uk/aclcoursefinder/yendets.asp?ven=54&group=347grpname=FA

Telephone number: 01483 518558

E-mail: farnham.aec@surreycc.gov.uk

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Club for people interested in photography. Classes and meetings.

£30 annuall memebers hip fee

Village Hall, Wings Road Upper Hale, GU9 0HN

Website: http://www.afccweb.net/

E-mail: chairman@afccweb.net

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Support for people with mild, moderate mental health problems, MH workers, Counsellors, Clinical Psychologist., GP sends referral for Courses: Better Relationship, Coping with Stress and Anxiety, Managing low mood and worry.

Talk Plus, Level 4, Aldershot Centre for Health, Hospital Hill, GU11 1AY

Website: http://www.talkplus.org.uk

Telephone number: 01252 335500

E-mail: admin@talkplus.org.uk

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The cafe is for all persons with concerns about memory problems and any form of dementia. It is also for professionals involved in this specialist area of care. Food, music (usually live), presentations, supported discussions
Fourth Tuesday of every month.

Weydon Christian Centre, Upper Way, GU9 7NU

Website: http://www.alzheimercafe.co.uk/acloc.htm

Telephone number: 01252 891125

E-mail: cafe@twocountiescare.co.uk

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Knit 'n' Natter, Photography afternoon, Wednesday Coffee, Pie&Pint Club, Ladies Pub Lunch, Understanding computers, Film Shows, Roast Lunch, Silver Church service, Befriending service, transport can be organised.

12 Borelli Yard, GU9 7NU

Free, Donation

Website: http://www.farnhamassist.org.uk

Telephone number: 01252 717710

E-mail: info@farnham-assist.org.uk

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Day Centre, Activities: Gardening, Art & Craft, Healthy eating, shop, trips out. Mon - Fr 9.30-3.30.

Hale Road, GU9 9HL

Website: http://www.lcdisability.org/?lid=21181

Telephone number: 01252 715138

E-mail: bellspiecedaysupport@LCDisability.org

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Convivial lunch, transport on request.

Every Friday

Village Hall, Coxcombe Lane, Gu8 4QA

Telephone number: 01428 683120

E-mail: georgia.c.lacy@googlemail.com

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Whist & Bingo, Chiropody, Hairdressing, Bathing service, Exercise classes, Summer outings and theatre trips, Lunch, Computer lessons, Transport available.

Whole day aprox £15

Deast Street, GU9 7SB

Website: http://www.ageuk.org.uk/waverley/our-50-centres/farnham-brightswells-gostrey-centre

Telephone number: 01252 725330

W-mail: maggie.groves@btconnect.com

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Transport to the doctor, dentist hospital, optician, physio and chiropody appointments. In some circumstances can help with shopping, home visits and light housework.

Telephone number: 01252 716655 line open 9.30-4.00

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Carers groups, Information, Training days, Outings, Stress Busting days, Help with transport. See Newsletter!

Website: http://www.carersuk.org/help-and-advice/finding-help-where-you-live/item/1691-carers-support-waverley

Telephone number: 01252 718166

E-mail: carerssupportwaverlet@btconnect.com

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Friday 6.30pm-8.30pm Activities From water sports, theatre, eating out, cinema, companion cycling, overnights, pub and club nights, holidays 3-5 days and much more.

Young adults with leraning disability (18-25)

Website: http://www.disability-challengers.org/FarnhamYoungAdultScheme

Telephone number: 01483 230930

E-mail: FarnhmaYoungAdults@disability-challengers.org

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Art group. Opportunities to explore a wide range of artistic media, including painting, textiles, ceramics, print-making, photography and the use of digital media. Farnham 10.30-12.30. IF there are people interested in art they is possibility to open a group.

£16 per 2h session

Mill Stream Community Room, Mill Stream, GU9 9HT

Website: www.createability.org

Telephone number: 01252 712049
or: 07901 536771

E-mail: kathy@createability.org

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Support and therapy by the provision of arts-related activities. Groups and 1 to 1 outreach support.

Website: http://www.creativeresponsearts.org/index.php?menu_ID=10

Telephone number: 01252 716876

E-mail: contact@creativeresponsearts.org

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Free help for people experiencing bereavement, coffee mornings.

2 Church Street, GU7 1EH

Website: http://home.btconnect.com/southwestsurreycruse/index.htm

Telephone number: 01483 418781

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Day Centre for people with dementia. Open 10.30-15.30. Hours can be extended. Bathing, hairdressing and other services are available for extra costs.

£7 p/h, £3 lunch, £8 bath

Hill House Nursing and Dementia Home, Beacon Hill Road, GU10 5DB

Website: http://www.hillhouse-nursinghome.co.uk/about-us/day-care

Telephone number: 01252 850236 ext 2223

E-mail: Kandy.Redwood@woodlands-hillbrow.co.uk

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The Alzheimer Café UK is open to all carers, persons with dementia and their family and friends, Every Third Friday 7.30-9.30pm.

St Peter's Parish Centre, Church Avenue, GU14 7AP

Website: http://www.alzheimercafe.co.uk/default.htm

Telephone number: 01252 796223

E-mail: kand@ntlworld.com

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Sports association for both the permanently and temporarily disabled, which is affiliated to Disability Sport, England. Offers swimming on Saturdays 9.00am - 10.00am at Farnham Sports Centre at a cost of 40p for members.
Members ages are from 8 years to 70+ years with all types of disability. Hoist available for swimming. Immediate family are welcome to participate. They hold social events, including skittle evenings, boat trips and raise their money through fundraising. They are connected with Sailability based at Frensham Pond.

Annual membership is £5.00 and family membership is £8.00

Farnham Leisure Centre

Telephone number: 01252 726950

E-mail: jenny@bellamanda.co.uk

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Art centre, cafe, theatre, cinema, museum, concerts, classes.

Website: https://farnhammaltings.com/about/

Telephone number: 01252 745444

E-mail: info@farnhammaltings.com

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Society for artists, monthly workshops and meetings, exhibitions. Workshops for members only.

Annual membership fee £16
workshop £25

Website: http://www.farnhamart.org/Activities.htm

Telephone number: 01252 797147

E-mail: farnhamartsociety@hotmail.com

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Groups for women (breakfast), men (football), parents (toddlers and babies groups, looking after children whiles parents are shopping), over 60's (lunch once a month), children, teenagers and students) Sing Together - group for people with Dementia - 2pm every Tuesday.

Farnham Bapsist Church

Website: www.farnhambaptist.org

Telephone number: 01252 726830

E-mail: office@farnhambaptist.org

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Anyone who cannot access other public
transport services can use the service but if there is another bus service that meets your
journey requirements they may request that you use that service. The areas covered are
Ash, Ash Green, Crooksbury Common, Dockenfield, Farnham (Martson Road
area & Abbots Ride area), Frensham, Lower Bourne, Millbridge, Normandy, Puttenham,
Runfold, Rushmoor, Sandy Cross, Seale, Shortfield Common, Spreakley, The Sands,
Tilford, Tongham and Wanborough.

Standard charge for this service

Telephone number: 01428 681701

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Project grows and sells fruits and vegs. Grow Tuesday and Thursday 10-16; Harvest Saturday am

Between Farnham and Godalming

Website: www.farnhamfood.com

Telephone number: 84355 71569

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Gym, classes and swimmingpool. Discounts for people on certain benefits. Individual and family member cards.

Members hip: individual £37/£21, Family £42

Dogflud Way, GU9 7UD

Website: http://www.dcleisurecentres.co.uk?centres/farnham-leisure-centre

Telephone number: 01252 723205

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The Round Table is a sociable organisation for blokes between 18 and 45 years old. We meet twice a month, on the first Tuesday and third Thursday of the month, usually in the Hop Blossom or Nelson Arms pub in Farnham at 8pm.

For Men

Website: http://www.farnhamroundtable.org.uk

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Open Thursday and Friday 10-14. Help with finding volunteers.

Farnham Library, 28 West Street, GU9 7DR

Telephone number: 01252 725961

E-mail: farnhamvc@vasws.org.uk

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Help in times of need. The need can be of a practical nature, such as to give lifts to hospital for appointments or visits, shopping, etc. or it can be someone who will listen in times of trouble.
The service is 24 hours. Each area has a representative and the full list is published in the Parish Magazine.

Website: http://www.frenchamchurches.org.uk?parishfriends.htm

Telephone numbers:
Mrs Morag James (Chairman) 01252 793133

Mrs Chris Haines (Frensham) 01252 794573

Mrs Sally Vardy (Dockenfield) 01252 792997

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The Helen Arkell Dyslexia Centre provides a wide range of services to people of all ages with dyslexia including consultations, educational assessments, one-to-one specialist tuition, speech and language therapy and counselling.

GU10 3BW

Website: http://www.haslemere.com/community/listing.php?businessid=65

Telephone number: 01252 792400

E-mail: gdavenport@arkellcentre.org.uk

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Help goes directly to Individuals and Families in the area, covering needs which cannot be met from "official" sources, e.g, specialised wheelchairs, or moving expenses for needy families being re-housed and so on.

Website: http://www.farnhamlions.org.uk?index.html

For contact details please visit the website.

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Afternoon cafe every Monday for people with memory problems and their carers, old movies, music group, evening dance. See website for updated events.

Bridge Square, GU9 7QR

Website: http://farnhammaltings.com/about/mind-full-maltings

Telephone number: 01252 745444

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Gardening club (happy to help OP in their gardens), Men's sport group and fitness group, drop in sessions, art and crafts, Music and dance, Karaoke, Monday to Friday services (9.30-3.30) 1/2 day and full day, evening groups, 1:1 support, overnight support, work experience in the Park Cafe, Geteway evening club, Sensory suite to rent, Service for children and adults. See web for more details. Clients needs to pay for entrance for activities (swimming atc.).

1:1 support £12.96, 1:3 support £8.60, drop in sessions £2 per session.

Guildford Road, GU12 4BP

Website: www.parksidealdershot.co.uk

Telephone number: 01252 313103

E-mail: parkside57@btconnect.com

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Provides a hot meals-on-wheels service for Waverley area, Monday to Friday. Frozen meals are provided for the weekend if required. Clients can also choose to have a tea pack (sandwich and cake) delivered alongside their hot meal.
Runs a home library service for people who are not able to visit the library themselves. DVDs, CDs and audio tapes are delivered to older people in their home. The service provides friendly social contact and a regular check that they are safe and well.

Brightswells Road East Street, GU9 7SB

Website: http://www.wrvs.org.uk

Telephone number: 01252 727280 (M-F 9.00 am - 2.00 pm)

E-mail: waverleyms@wrvs.org.uk

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Book group, Knit and Natter, Toddler group, Women's Breakfast.

St Andrew's Parish Church, Upper Church Lane, GU9 7PW

Website: http://www.standrewsfarnham.org?NoticeBoard.asp

Telephone number: 01252 715412

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Dance classes and performance. Integrates dancers with and without disabilities. Youth group (under 25) Groups in Farnham and Guildford.

£5 per session

Farnham Maltings, Bridge Square, GU9 7QR

Website: http://stopgapdance.com?home

Telephone number: 01252 745443

E-mail: admin@stopgapdance.com

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Home visits, info support. Covers all Waverley.

Millford Hospital, Tuesley Lane, GU7 1UF

Website: http://www.stroke.org.uk/support/surrey-guildford-and-waverley

Telephone number: 07515 596967

E-mail: beatrice.holford@stroke.org.uk
anne.sargeant@stroke.org.uk

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elf-help, self-managed co-operatives for older people no longer in full time work, providing opportunities for their members to share learning experiences in a wide range of interest groups and to pursue learning not for qualifications, but for fun.

Annual fee £35

Great Hall, Farnham Maltings

Website: http://www.farnhamu3a.org.uk/programme.htm

E-mail: pat.thorns@ntlworld.com

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Support for people in Hampshire
•assistance in finding and keeping a roof over their heads
•counselling to help them deal with difficult personal issues
•access to agencies who can assist with overcoming addiction
•preparation for a return to work
•support with complex applications and form filling
•a nourishing meal
•a friendly chat

The Vine Day Centre, 33 Station Road, GU11 1BA

MH, Drugs & Alcohol, Homeless

Website: http://vinedaycentre.org.uk

Telephone number: 01252 400196

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A social club for the people of Farnham who have a visual impairment. The club meets once a month and has guest speakers also.

The Gostrey Club, Brightswells Road, GU9 7SB

Telephone number: 01252 330558

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1st Wednesday of each month, 1.30-3pm. Parents, grandparents, cares and children welcome. Other activities include swimming sessions, farm visit, outings and teddy bears picnic.

Sure Start Children Centre, Eashing Building, Eashing Lane, GU7 2LF

Telephone number: 07813 523878

E-mail: nataliehobday@hotmail.com

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Free Coffee mornings (Third Sat each month 10.30-2.30), Board Games (First Friday each month 2-4), Short Mat Bowls, Lunch (Friday, every 4 weeks), pray group. Transport can be provided. Women 's group (Connect) organising outings, lunches, walks, coffee mornings, trips. Men's group. See website for more details.

Queen Street, Godalming

Website: http://www.godalmingbaptist church.org.uk/page10html

Telephone number: 01483 414544 please find contact details for various groups on website!

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Befriending services for people in Godalming area. Crisis support, gardening and house jobs, bereavement groups, support for unemployed, transport, one off and ongoing support. Christmas day - lunch and transport.

Busbridge & Hambledon Church
Church Cottage
Brighton Road
Godalming
GU7 1XA

Website: www.bhcgodalming.org

Telephone number: 01483 421267

E-mail: penny.naylon@bhcgodalming.org

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Classes provide a social activity with a purpose as well as an opportunity for members to express their feelings and gain a sense of achievement. From computer art to watercolours, Members can choose a technique which suit their own style and level of ability allowing them to work at their own pace
10:00am - 12:00pm, Every Thursday.

£2 per session
£5 annual subscription

United Reformed Church
1 Bridge Street
Godalming
Surrey
GU7 3DU

Website: http://www.conquestart.org

Telephone number: 01252 792990

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Support group for carers of people with mental health problems in the Godalming area.

41 Binscombe Lane, GU7 3PP

Telephone number: 01483 415155

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Gym, classes, clubs and swimingpool. Discounts for people on certain benefits. Individual and family member cards.

Membership: individual £37/£21 Family £42.

Summers Road, Farncombe, GU7 3BH

Website: http://www.dcleisurecentres.co.uk/centres/godalming-leisure-centre

Telephone number: 01483 410500

E-mail: kimketchell@dcleisure.co.uk

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Open on Tuesdays 10-12pm, Help with finding volunteers.

Godalming CAB, 36 Bridge Street, GU7 1HP

Website: http://www.voluntaryactionsws.webeden.co.uk/#/godalming-volunteer-outreach/4557120310

Telephone number: 07825 331568

E-mail: godalmingvc@vasws.org.uk

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Activities: communication and social skills training
support with emotional and behaviour management
pre-employment and employment support , cookery art and pottery , money management, first aid and safety.

91a Godalming High Street, GU7 1AW

Website: http://www.autism.org.uk/our-service/find-nas-services-in-your-erea/local-services/london-and-south-east-england-services/surrey-services/support-centres/horizons-day-centre.aspx

Telephone number: 01483 869554

E-mail: se.services@nas.org.uk

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Hydon Hill is a home (with nursing care), providing a range of services for adults with physical disabilities. Day centre with various activities (Monday - Friday) Transport provided.

aprox £60 per day for Day centre

Clock Barn Lane
Godalming
GU8 4BA

Website: http://www.lcdisability.org/hydon

Telephone number: 01483 860516

E-mail: hydon@LCDisability.org

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Meets fortnight on Mondays 2-3.30 Bring along your project. Ask member of the library for more detail.

30 p for tea and biscuits

Godalming Library

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Day service for high functioning adults with autism that provides educational, leisure, recreational and vocational training in a broadly college-type setting.

Linden House, GU7 1LG

Website: http://www.autism.org.uk/our-services/find-nas-services-in-your-area/local-services/london-and-south-east-england-services/surrey-services/support-centres/linden-house-day-centre.aspx

Telephone number: 01483 521741

E-mail: SEResourceCentres@nas.org.uk

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A social and educational organisation for women, being part of a national organisation and belonging to Surrey Federation meets monthly on the first Wednesday in the month at 2.30 pm.

18 Franklyn Road
GU7 2LD

Website: http://www.surreycommunity.info/ockford-godalming-women-s-institute

E-mail: jacky.tickner@googlemail.com

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daily living skills training, art and craft, communication and social skills training, cooking and baking, games, gardening, exercise, outreach, youth club, in community activities.

The Old Mill, 14 High Street, GU7 1ED

Website: http://www.autism.org.uk/our-services/find-nas-services-in-your-area/local-services/london-and-south-east-england-services/surrey-services/support-centres/old-mill-day-centre.aspx

Telephone number: 01483 861600

E-mail: se.services@nas.org.uk

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Group meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Cancer patients and their carers are welcome. Eucharist and pray. Start at 12pm. Tea and coffee provided.

Loseley Christian Trust
Loseley Park,
Guildford
GU3 1HS

Telephone number: 07713 458602

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Qualified employment advisors provide free employment information, advice and guidance for people with MH.

Hamle House, Meadrow, Godalming, Surrey, GU7 3HJ

Website: http://www.richmondfellowship.org.uk/

Telephone number: 01483 351406

E-mail: rosemary.toop.@richmondfellowship.org.uk

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Help and support service in Waverley for people suffering from mental ill health and their carers.

9 Queen Street
Godalming
GU7 1BA

Website: http://www.rethink.org/services-groups/groups/rethink-godalming-carers-group

Telephone number: 01483 415950

E-mail: swsurrey@rethink.org

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E-mail counselling, Friends and Family Support Group - 1st and 3rd Thursday 6-7.30pm, Peer Support Group Monday 2.30-3.30 pm.

The Welcome Project, 9 Queen Street, GU7 1BA

http://www.sadas.org.uk/help/support_groups

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A social group of over 50's meeting weekly to play short mat bowls. Every Thursday, 2 - 4 pm.

St.Mark's Community Centre, Franklyn Road, Godalming

Website: http://www.surreycommunity.info/st-marks-community/smart-seniors

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Open to anyone wishing to join groups or join in on community activities. The Centre offers learning opportunities, social events and children's activities. Some of the weekly groups include keep fit, toddler and baby sessions, toy library, self defence and U3A classes.

Franklyn Road
GU7 2LD

Website: http://www.surreycommunity.info/st-marks-community/

Telephone Nnumber: 01483 418741

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Charity supporting people in transforming their life chances. Education and support for young people, through our STEPS education programmes, Youth Counselling, mentoring support for people leaving prison, financial help to families and individuals in need in Surrey through Crisis Grants, and running the Stanwell Sure Start Children’s Centre.

1 Old Elstead Road
GU8 5EE

Website: http://www.surreycaretrust.co.uk//index.html

Telephone number: 01483 426990

E-mail: info@surreycaretrust.org.uk

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Day Club, activities, beauty service, bathing and laundry service. Transport not provided.

SCC - Free, self funders - £45 per day.

Broadwater Lodge, Summers Road, GU7 3BF

Website: http://www.careuk.com/broadwater-lodge

Telephone number: 01483 414186

E-mail: manager.broadwaterlodge@careuk.com

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Day centre •Tea bar and rest room, Chiropodist, Hearing-aid batteries, Monthly bingo, Reading materials and puzzles.

Bridge Street, GU7 1HP

Website: http://www.ageuk.org.uk/waverley/our-50-centres/godalming-the-denningberg-centre/

Telephone number: 01483 422027

E-mail: thedenningbergcentre@btconnect.com

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Cycling using adapted bikes Picture Exchange Communication Systems (PECS) Relaxation sessions using the sensory room lunch cooking Intensive interaction Body movement programmes Gardening Swimming and hydrotherapy Ice skating Horse and carriage riding Educational pursuits Sport and leisure Use of local shops Visiting places of interest Working experience Mon-Fr 8.45-4.30 + Out of hours.

Milford

Website: http://www.easyinfoforus.org.uk/centres-and-groups/our-centres-and-groups/the-harbour

Telephone number: 01483 518600

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The Club meets in Elstead Village Hall (Nr Godalming) on Thursday evenings (September to end of May). Opportunity to practise and learn. The Club also runs a half hour beginners class starting at 7.45 with instruction in Ballroom and Latin.
Monthly dance at a local venue which is open to non-members.

Website: http://surreycommunity.info/elsteadnews/calendar/item/5636726

Telephone number: 01252 327691

E-mail: m.peacock691@tiscali.co.uk

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Transport to GP, hospitals, shopping and day centres.

Donation

in Godalming, Farnham and Binscombe

Telephone number: 07531 888398
(line open Monday-Friday)

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A social and educational organisation for women, being part of a national organisation and belonging to Surrey Federation meets monthly on the first Wednesday in the month at 2.30 pm.

18 Franklyn Road
GU7 2LD

Website: http://www.surreycommunity.info/ockfordgodalming-women-s-institute/

E-mail: jackytickner@googlemail.com

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Group meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Cancer patients and their carers are welcome. Eucharist and pray. Start at 12pm. Tea and coffee provided.

Telephone number: 07713 458602

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Qualified employment advisors provide free employment information, advice and guidance for people with MH.

Hamle House, GU7 3HJ

Website: http://www.richmondfellowship.org.uk

Telephone number: 01483 351406

E-mail: rosemary.toop.@richmondfellowship.org.uk

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SMART Helpers is a voluntary organisation (part of the Good Neighbours Scheme). It's aim is to lend a hand to anyone in our community, young and old who sometimes find everyday tasks difficult. Transport to appointments, Collecting prescriptions, Help with form filling, Dog walking, Emergency cooking or ironing, Light housework, Shopping, Gardening, Friendly visits, Odd jobs.

Website: http://www.surreycommunity.info/st-marks-community/smart-helpers

Telephone number: 07900 190758
Monday-Friday 9.30-12noon

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Open to anyone wishing to join groups or join in on community activities. The Centre offers learning opportunities, social events and children's activities. Some of the weekly groups include keep fit, toddler and baby sessions, toy library, self defence and U3A classes.

Franklyn Road, GU7 2LD

Website: http://www.surreycommunity.info?st-marks-community/

Telephone number: 01483 418741

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Cafe for those who may have mental health problems or learning difficulties, who are socially isolated, depressed or emotionally stressed, friendly meeting place. Staff are employed who are trained in listening, and if necessary they can give advice and practical help.

Website: http://www.thecellarcafe.co.uk/index.html

Telephone number: 01483 417097

E-mail: info@thecellarcafe.co.uk

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Cycling using adapted bikes Picture Exchange Communication Systems (PECS) Relaxation sessions using the sensory room lunch cooking Intensive interaction Body movement programmes Gardening Swimming and hydrotherapy Ice skating Horse and carriage riding Educational pursuits Sport and leisure Use of local shops Visiting places of interest Working experience Mon-Fr 8.45-4.30 + Out of hours.

Website: http://www.easyinfoforus.org.uk/centres-and-groups/our-centres-and-groups/the-harbour/

Telephone number: 01483 518600

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Information, Access to advice, signposting, Free Advocacy Clinic (Age UK advocacy).

94 High Street
GU7 1DW

Website: www.thesurreyhubs.org.uk

Telephone number: 01483 410390

E-mail: info@hubgodalming.org.uk

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Support and a caring home to adults who have complex epilepsy coupled with other disabling problems. Supported Living, Residential Care, Day Centre, Recreation, Physiotherapy.

Westbrook Road, GU7 2QH

Website: http://www.meathorg.uk/home.aspx

Telephone number: 01483 415095

E-mail: info@meath.org.uk

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Day centre for over '50, Bathing (£8), bingo (£0.75), yoga (£6), lunch (£4.5) + many other activities. Pick up and drop off service. Friday friends group for higher dependent people. Home visiting service from September 2013).

Website: http://www.orchardclub.org.uk

Telephone number: 01428 658190

E-mail: manager@orchardclub.org.uk

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Day centre Care for people with dementia of medium dependency. We offer personal care and a range of activities, outings refreshments including a cooked lunch. Wednesday 6pm-8pm supper for clients and families. Once a month - dementia navigator (info support).

People with dementia

Website: www.alzheimers.org.uk/haslemere

Telephone number: 01428 642055

E-mail: hdh.alzheimers@btconnect.com

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Social and welfare club to help all people with arthritis. We meet on the 1st Tuesday of the month, at 2.00pm in Grayshott Village Hall.

People with arthritis

Telephone number: 01428 643625

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We hold monthly meetings with a speaker and take monthly walks, outings or courses.
Meetings are on the second Monday in the month at 8pm in St. Alban's Church Hall.

St Alban’s Church Parish Office
Wood Road
Hindhead
GU26 6PX

Website: http://www.thewi.org.uk/become-a-member/structure-of-the-wi/england/surrey/find-a-wi/beacon-hill-evening

Telephone number: 01428 605593

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Hub Coffee Shop open Mon-Fr 9am-12pm. Toddler group, Youth Club, Elder's meeting, Access for disabled people.

Churt Road Beacon Hill, GU26 6NL

Website: http://beaconhillurc.co.uk/#

Telephone number: 01428 606711

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The Blind Club meets on the third Thursday of the month at 2.00pm in Haslemere Methodist Church.
Also organise books and meals on wheels.

Website: Women's Royal Voluntary Service

Telephone number: 01428 605498

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Free sessions for people with dementia and their carers. Activities: art and craft, music, reminiscence sessions. Information and peer support for carer. Advance Booking is Essential. Every Tuesday till 23 September 2014 at 3-4.

Hasleway Community Centre, Lion Green, Haslemere

Website: http://www.ageuk.org.uk/surrey/activities-events/care-for-a-cuppa-for-people-with-dementia/

Telephone number: 01483 503414

E-mail: richard.jeffries@ageuksurrey.org.uk

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Haslemere and surrounding villages. Volunteers can help with transport (£0.45 per mile), shopping, collecting prescriptions or other errands, (and occasionally give practical help in the house and garden, incl. small repairs, can also visit lonely and isolated people - At the moment visits and practical help are suspended, but you can try. KD 23.8.13). Minibus transport also available.

Donation

Website: http://www.haslemere.com/community/listing.php?businessid=39#whatwedo

Telephone number: 01428 652505
Line open Mon, Wed, Fr 10-16 and Tuesd, Thurs 10-13

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A walking group based on Haslemere, catering mainly for retired persons, organising walks of about 7 miles every Thursday in an area some 20 miles around Haslemere.
Social and away day activities are also occasionally arranged.

Website: http://www.surreycommunity.info/countrysidecompanions/

Telephone number: 01730 267164

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Offers counselling (one to one) of adult individuals in the Haslemere area at an affordable rate by qualified counsellors.

PO Box 160, Haslemere, GU26 6YE

Website: http://www.crosswayscounselling.org.uk/

Telephone number: 01428 644333

E-mail: info@crosswayscounselling.org.uk

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Workshops for mental and emotional well-being. Stress, low mood, and=xiety, communication, self esteem, etc.

Tennyson's Sure Start Children's Centre St. Bartholomew's School, Derby Road, Haslemere, GU27 1BP

Website: www.firststepssurrey.nhs.uk

Telephone number: 8088010325

E-mail: first.steps@nhs.net

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The Haslemere Blind Club offers sociability, entertainment, outings and information to its members. We meet every third Thursday of the month (with the exception of August) at Haslemere Methodist Church from 2pm to 4pm. In December we meet on the 2nd Thursday. Transport can be provided.

Woodbury
Farnham Lane
Haslemere
GU27 1EZ

Website: http://www.haslemere.com/community/listing.php?businessid=33

Telephone number: 01428 643971

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We meet every Friday 7.30-9.30pm at Whispers School in the Helen Brown Hall. We play indoor and outdoor games, go swimming, have creative activities and entertainments.

Hunters Lodge
Lythe Hill Park
Haslemere
GU27 3BD

Website: http://www.haslemere.com/community/listing.php?businessid=58

Telephone number: 01428 654496

E-mail: od@freeuk.com

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Theatre, Cinema

The Haslemere Hall
Bridge Road
Haslemere
GU27 2AS

Website: www.haslemerehall.com

Telephone number: 01428 661793

E-mail: boxoffice@haslemerehall.com

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Trained volunteers available with free advice to anyone with a hearing difficulty and
for practical help with hearing aids including, battery changing, renewal of tubing and cleaning.
Full advice for new hearing aid users and contact details for other useful organisations.
Drop in - no appointment necessary - Thursdays 9.30am - 11.30am.

Website: http://www.haslemere.com/community/listing.php?businessid=59

Telephone number: 01428 658190

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Disability Hockey sessions, Wednesday 4.30-5.30.

Disability 8-21 y.o.

Woolmer Hill, Haslemere, GU27 1QA

Website: http://www.hampshiregateway.info/en/Haslemere_Flyerz_Disability_Hockey_Surrey_-_30_October_2013_-_1?form=1

Telephone number: 07853 109646

E-mail: petehope1@hotmail.co.uk

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Group physiotherapy, entertainment, outings, companionship and support. The registered physiotherapist is fully supported by volunteers.
· Weekly group physiotherapy sessions
· Weekly speakers/games/quizzes/music. Transport can normally be arranged for a nominal additional cost. Wednesday afternoon from 2.00pm - 4.00pm at Holy Cross Hospital.

£3

Holy Cross Hospital
Shottermill
Haslemere
GU27 1NQ

Website: http://www.haslemere.com/community/listing.php?businessid=62

Telephone number: 01428 653279

E-mail: sarah.fairbairn1@virgin.net

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Open Wednesdays 11-2pm Help with finding volunteers.

Weycombe Road, GU27 1EL

Website: http://www.voluntaryactionsws.webeden.co.uk/#/haslemere-volunteer-outreach/4545120222

Telephone number: 07798 732479

E-mail: haslemerevc@vasws.org.uk

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The Edge Sport Hall Woolmer Hill Road, Woolmer Hill

For Wheelchair users

Telephone number: 07778 310117

E-mail: manosuk@aol.com

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Activities which will stimulate mental and physical abilities including craft work, arts and crafts and word games.
We meet from 10.00am to 4.00pm in the High Lane Community Centre, Haslemere on Wednesdays.

£1 attendance fee and £3 for lunch

18 Border Road
Haslemere
GU27 1PG

Website: http://www.haslemere.com/community/listing.php?businessid=53

Telephone number: 07930 905016

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Promoting a friendly atmosphere within HRBL club, offering competitively priced drinks and snacks. We have a large hall with a stage and bar area which can be hired out for private parties. We also have 2 floodlit tennis courts, bowls green and snooker table. Family orientated club.

Hindhead RBL Club
Beacon Hill Road
Hindhead
GU26 6QB

Website: http://www.bhbf.co.uk/Beacon_Hill_Beer_Festival_Hindhead_Surrey/HRBL_Club.html

Telephone number: 01428 604299

E-mail: hrbl.secretary@tscali.co.uk

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Free introductory computers and internet training (3-4 week course) or learn with a buddy (first Tuesday of the month 4-6).

91 Wey Hill
GU27 1HP

Website: http://www.surreycc.gov.uk/people-and-community/libraries/libraries-in-surrey/libraries-and-opening-times/haslemere-library

Telephone number: 0300 200 1001

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Coffee bar, various outings and day trips, groups.

outings - £5-8

Lion Green,GU27 1LD

Websites: http://www.haslemere.com/community/outingsmini.php?businessid=402
or:
http://www.haslemeremethodist.org.uk

Telephone number: 01428 644334

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Support network for parents, toddlers (10-12, Monday). Training sessions. Transport can be arranged.

Parents+Childrens

£2

Royal Junior School, Hindhead

Website: http://www.nct.org.uk/branches/haslemere-midhurst

Telephone number: 08442 436156

E-mail: haslemereandmidhurstnns@gmail.com
or:
guildfordsouth@babysensory.co.uk

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Wednesday morning - term time, 9.15 - 10.45

£2 per session

Grayswood Village Hall

Telephone number: 01428 654728

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information, friendship and support to local people with Parkinson's, their families and carers. organise regular events and social activities. Meetings Third Wednesday in alternate months at 2pm.

Rolston House, Vicarage Lane, Haslmere, GU27 1NE

Website: http://www.parkinsons.org.uk/local-support-groups/regions/guildford-and-south-surrey-branch

Telephone number: 0844 225 3668

E-mail: jsw.southsurrey@parkinsons.org.uk

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AA group, Youth group, Kneller stitching group, talks and seminars on various subjects. See weekly newsletter for details. Transport can be organised.

St Alban’s Church Parish Office
Wood Road
Hindhead
GU26 6PX

Website: http://stalbanshindhead.org.uk/news/

Telephone number: 01428 605305

E-mail: admin@stalbanshindhead.org.uk

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Furniture and white goods. See shops near the are client lives.

Website: http://www.surreyruesenetwork.org.uk/contact

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Food vouchers and grants for white goods and other necessary products for people in need in Haslemere area. Application and vouchers needs to come from professionals.

people in need

Website: http://www.blhcharity.co.uk/index.html

Telephone number: 01420 477787

E-mail: info@blhcharity.co.uk

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Gym, classes

Woolmer Hill, Haslemere, GU27 1QB

Website: http://www.dcleisurecentres.co.uk/centres/edge-the/

Telephone number: 01428 644577

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Gym, classes and swimingpool. Discounts for people on certain benefits. Individual and family member cards.

Members hip: individual £37/£21, Family £42

King Road, GU27 2QA

Website: http://www.dcleisurecentres.co.uk/centres/the-herons-swimming-and-fitness-centre

Telephone number: 01428 658484

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The Orchard Club offers a range of activities from exercise, computer and falls prevention classes to Bingo, Art and Film groups.
There is a wool shop and “Gentle Splash” hydrotherapy at Holy Cross hospital. We arrange trips out using “Hoppa”.
Chiropody, Hairdressing and assisted bathing (with hoist).
food at very reasonable prices open to all ages.

Website: http://www.haslemere.com/community/listing.php?businessid=28

Telephone number: m01428 658190

E-mail: manager@orchardclub.org.uk

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Advice on debt and benefits for the general public living in Haslemere and within a surrounding 10 mile radius. Drop-in surgery at Three Counties Church Open on Tuesday 9.30am – 4.30pm Wheelchair accessible.

Kings Road,
GU27 2QA

Website: http://www.frontlinedebtadvice.org.uk/locations/3countries.html

Telephone number: 07766 765041

E-mail: 3countriesmoneyadvice@frontlinedebtadvice.org.uk

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Voyage Care supports thousands of people with learning and physical disabilities, brain injuries, autism and other needs. Residential care, day centre, outreach PA. Art, Cookery, Communication, Sensory room, Life skills, Swimming, Music, physiotherapy.

2-4 High Pitfold, Hindhead, GU26 6BN

Website: http://www.voyagecare.com

Telephone number: 01428 607310

E-mail: referrals@voyagecare.com

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Supports people in need of help in Haslemere on Saturday mornings every fortnight throughout most of the year. We help people in their gardens and homes with small jobs.

3 Counties Church Office,
Kings Road,
Haslemere,
GU27 2QA

Website: http://www.3countieschurch.org/community/the-wave/the-wave-throughout-the-year/

Telephone number: 01428 653011
Monday-Friday 9.30-12.30

E-mail: office@3countieschurch.org

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Cameo is a weekly get together open to everyone whether you are a regular church goer or not. We meet every Wednesday between 10:15 and 11:30 and enjoy coffee/tea and good conversation.
See Church website for other activites.

All Saints Church
Church Lane
Witley
Godalming
GU8 5PN

Website: http://www.allsaintswitley.org.uk/cameo.php

Telephone number: 01483 417190

E-mail: Ann.Fraser@btinternet.com

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1st Saturday in the URC Coffee Mornings.

United Reform Church, Elstead

Telephone number: 01483 702450

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Help for people living in Elstead - transport, small practical jobs, sitting to relieve carers, form filing) Variety of clubs and activates in the area (cricket, tennis, dance, live music, French group) See newsletter for more details.

Small fees, transport 45p/m

Website: http://www.surreycommunity.info/elsteadnews/

Telephone number: 01252 702702 between 10.00 - 12.00 Monday - Friday

E-mail: http://www.surreycommunity.info/elstaednews/local-information/help-in-elstead

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10am every 4th Sunday at St James'

Call Brian Burgess to arrange transport to the church 01252 703 377.

St James Church
Thursley Rd, Elstead,
GU8 6DG

Telephone number: 01252 702287

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Provides transport for people who live in Milford and who are in need. The service can take people to medical appointments, shopping, pension collection, hospital visiting, day centres and prescriptions. The area covered is Waverley.

Voluntary donation

Telephone number: 07871 570160

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Friendship lunches, meets fortnightly on Tuesdays in the Church Hall at 11.30am and we provide a lunchtime meal at low cost. This is an opportunity for everyone to enjoy fellowship in a Christian environment. For those who have difficulty in getting there transport is provided. Short Mat Bowls on every Monday at Church Hall. Once per month Sunday lunch for those who attend church service.

New Road
Milford
Surrey GU8 5EB

Website: http://www.milfordbaptistchurch.org.uk/mid-weekgroups.html

Telephone number: 01483 418426

E-mail: davidcmarson@googlemail.com

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Practice evenings Sept-May 8pm on Wednesdays at Milford Village Hall, Portsmouth Road, Milford. To practice sequence dancing & learn new dances, many of which are modern rhythms. Open to all. Visitors welcome.

Milford Village Hall Portsmouth Road, Milford, GU8 5DS

Website: http://www.surreycommunity.info/milfordsequencedance/

Telephone number: 01483 415300

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Providing support, information and advice, funding research and representing the needs of people with eczema. At least one public meeting a year with a leading speaker. Guildford and Milford - see website.

People with Eczema

Free admission

Website: http://www.eczema.org

Telephone number: 01483 567668

E-mail: nescardsyahoo.co.uk

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Charity supporting people in transforming their life chances. Education and support for young people, through our STEPS education programmes, Youth Counselling, mentoring support for people leaving prison, financial help to families and individuals in need in Surrey through Crisis Grants, and running the Stanwell Sure Start Children’s Centre.

1 Old Elstead Road
Milford
Godalming GU8 5EE

Website: http://www.surreycaretrust.co.uk//index.html

Telephone number: 01483 426990

E-mail: info@surreycaretrust.org.uk

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Day Centre, •Art activities, Computer use, Quizzes, games and music, Day outings and holidays, Hairdressing and beauty therapy, Chiropody and reflexology, Exercise, Coffee bar and midday meal, Small shop, Minibus service.

The Clockhouse, Chapel Lane, Milford, GU8 5EZ

Website: http://www.ageuk.org.uk/waverley/our-50-centres/milford-the-clockhouse/

Telephone number: 01483 420668

manager@clockhouse.org.uk

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Cycling using adapted bikes Picture Exchange Communication Systems (PECS) Relaxation sessions using the sensory room lunch cooking Intensive interaction Body movement programmes Gardening Swimming and hydrotherapy Ice skating Horse and carriage riding Educational pursuits Sport and leisure Use of local shops Visiting places of interest Working experience Mon-Fr 8.45-4.30 + Out of hours.

Website: http://www.easyinfoforus.org.uk/centres-and-groups/our-centres-and-groups/the-harbour/

Telephone number: 01483 518600

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For people in need who live in the parish of Thorley. Types of grants according to need such as elderly people and single mothers on low incomes.

Yew Cottage
Thursley
Surrey GU8 6QA

Telephone number: 01252 702360

E-mail: peter.muin@thurleychurch.org.uk

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Christmas humpers, food vouchers, support for children so they can attend pre-school.

Website: http://www.witley-pc.gov.uk/page.php?id=780

For contact details please visit the website