Crossroads Care Surrey host Annual General Meeting
Crossroads Care Surrey hosted their Annual General Meeting on 7th November 2019 inviting their membership, staff, key supporters and local dignitaries.
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We strive to improve the quality of life of Surrey Carers by enabling them to take a break from their caring with peace of mind. This comes from the knowledge that the person with care needs is in safe and reliable hands.
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News from Crossroads Care Surrey
Carers of disabled children get a Funtastic break thanks to Surrey freemasons
More than 80 unpaid carers of children with disabilities and other complex health needs will be able to take regular short breaks, thanks to a grant from Surrey freemasons.
Elmbridge Road Runners raise £1,500 for children’s club
Elmbridge Road Runners wanted to do something amazing for the community in and around where they run. They decided to take on a fundraising challenge supporting our children’s club which is based in Walton-on-Thames raising a whopping £1,500.
A Carer making a difference
Tomorrow, Ruksha and her family will head to Skegness to pay their respects as it’s been a year since her grandfather sadly died. Her Grandfather was laid to rest there, so a small intimate family gathering in the sea-side town will take place in his memory.
Crossroads Care Surrey host Annual General Meeting
Crossroads Care Surrey hosted their Annual General Meeting on 7th November 2019 inviting their membership, staff, key supporters and local dignitaries.
Carers of disabled children get a Funtastic break thanks to Surrey freemasons
More than 80 unpaid carers of children with disabilities and other complex health needs will be able to take regular short breaks, thanks to a grant from Surrey freemasons.
Elmbridge Road Runners raise £1,500 for children’s club
Elmbridge Road Runners wanted to do something amazing for the community in and around where they run. They decided to take on a fundraising challenge supporting our children’s club which is based in Walton-on-Thames raising a whopping £1,500.
A Carer making a difference
Tomorrow, Ruksha and her family will head to Skegness to pay their respects as it’s been a year since her grandfather sadly died. Her Grandfather was laid to rest there, so a small intimate family gathering in the sea-side town will take place in his memory.