Community Websites A-Z

Activities: flying, camping, outdoor pursuits, sports, crafts, community service, drama and The Duke of Edinburgh's Award scheme. Girls aged 11-21 years. 

Scout Group comprising of Beavers, Cubs and Scouts with an age range of 6 to 14 years. Part of the Spelthorne District providing Scouting activities for local boys and girls.

The purpose of the “Friends of Guiding” is to advance the interests of the 1st Esher Guides, Brownies and Rainbows. It's work entails fund raising for the provision of equipment, assisting in the maintenance of the hall and any other practical help as appropriate. The Friends have no responsibility with the running of the units.

We are a local guide group that meet every Monday evening in Jacob's Well

A brownie group that meets every Thursday evening 6.00pm -7.30pm at Scout and Guide HQ, Seymour Road Godalming. For more information contact Lin Allen on 01483 420874

1st Oxted Scout Group - uniformed youth organisation providing activities for children aged 6 to 14.5

We provide scouting to Stoughton for young people between the ages of 6 to 18 years old. We provide a varity of activities to all our members. We run the following sections: Beavers, Cub, Scouts and Explorers.

1st Virginia Water Scout Group provides Scouting for members starting at age 6 and up.

Beaver Scouts boys 6-8, Cubs boys 8-10, Scouts boys 10-14.

We are a thriving Scout Group and meet at Dunford Hall, Ashford, Middlesex. We take boys and girls from 6 years old, Beaver Scouts through to Cub Scouts at 8 and Scouts from 10½ to 14. Scouting provides adventurous activities and personal development. Promoting the physical, intellectual, social and spiritual well-being of the individual, helping them achieve their full potential.

AbilityNet is a national charity and the UK's leading provider of expertise on computing and disability. With a network of centres across the UK, AbilityNet helps thousands of disabled people of all ages to access computer technology, as well as offering services to the professionals who work with them.

Information and advice for people with learning disabilities.

To promote and work towards an accessible environment throughout the Borough of Guildford that enables people with disabilities to lead the style of life they choose.

Action for Carers (Surrey) is lead by carers, run by an executive committee of carers and supported by professionals from Health, Social Services and the voluntary sector. Its main aim is to raise awareness of carers’ needs and concerns throughout the county and to work in partnership with statutory services.

Action for Life run a programme of 25 different free weekly walks around East Surrey. The mainly level walks are between 1.5 and 4.5 miles,and are aimed at encouraging people to either improve or maintain their health. The guided walks are led by trained volunteer walk leaders.

We offer free 1 to 1 tuition in Braille; computer training using computers with speech output or magnification; and touch-typing. We teach the Fingerprint Braille reading and writing course, which is designed to teach learners to touch-read and write Braille from scratch and has proved to be successful with both young learners and adults alike.

AFSS provides support, information and advice to refugees and asylum seekers from Sub-Sahara Africa living in Greater London and Surrey. We provide mentoring to young people, skills training into education, training and employment to both adults and youth.

Village transport scheme. Transport available to and from hospital, dentist, doctor etc as necessary. No charge. 

Age Concern Waverley is a registered charity which exists to provide services and promote the well being of all older people in the Waverley Area. We provide a gardening scheme, handyman service and a thorough information and advice facility. We have Rowleys, which provides healthy, low cost meals, chiropody, hairdressing, reflexology and activities such as bingo and exercise classes.

Al-Anon (not to be confused with Alcoholics Anonymous) offers understanding and support for families and friends of problem drinkers, whether the alcoholic is still drinking or not. The parents, children, wives, husbands, friends and colleagues of alcoholics could all be helped by Al-Anon and Alateen whether or not the drinker in their lives recognises that a problem exists.

We are a friendly group of photographers, with members of varying ages and skill levels. We have a growing digital section and we still support the traditional techniques of photography. Look at our programme and you will see events for everyone, presentations from known experts, competitions to excite and learn from, practical evenings to raise your understanding.

Historic anglican church serving members of the Warlingham and local community. Ideal venue for marriages, baptisms, funerals in addition to regular worship. Many community activities

Meets Weds in Term Time 9.30-11.30am. All children under 5 and their carers/parents welcome.

Talks with slides, one hour on Alpine plants seen in Italy, Turkey, South Africa, China and how to grow them. Plant sales, raffleshow table, refreshments. All are welcome, there is no age limit. 

Minister: Revd Keith Underhill Services: Sundays 9.15am, 10.45am, 6.30pm (except last Sunday of the month and during August: 10am and 6.30pm). Coffee served between the morning services. Crèche available during the 10.45am service. Activities: house groups, youth groups, Girls’ and Boys’ Brigades, toddler group, Sunday school - 'Discoverers,' twice weekly coffee mornings, monthly lunch club, wide variety of social activities.

Provides advice and support to families of and people with dementia. Outreach and advocacy for families and day care for people with dementia. We also have a memory support worker who provides support to people in the early experience of dementia.

General advice and information for carers. Please call for further details on the carers support groups which meet in Staines, Weybridge & Walton.