EX-SERVICE/VETERANS HUBS and DROP-INS 14:00 – 16:00  Every Thursday. Tel: 07718924620

14:00 – 16:00 First Thursday of the Month.   CONTACT MAGGIE 07867 556114 OR BARB  07941 642025 WITH ANY ENQUIRIES

We aim to help people who live with disability or long-term illness by providing Conquest Art groups around the country and encouraging many more people to come and join us. […]

Bridge Club Thursday 2.00pm - 4.00pm. Just turn up and play!

Weekly virtual Zoom meeting. Please click here for more information on joining the meeting.

The Weekly Quiz (Thursdays 2.30pm-3.30pm) - If you would like to test your knowledge or learn something new!  Come and join us, it’s good fun!                                                                         Join by zoom: Zoom […]

Guildford Diocese Hearing Aid Maintenance Clinics Volunteers, trained by the Audiology department at the Royal Surrey County Hospital, provide community-based hearing aid maintenance through Hear Here clinics. A visit to […]

A weekly zoom gathering for carers to chat and pray together. Thursdays at 3pm or ​Wednesdays at 7:15pm Carers Connected is a friendly zoom gathering of carers hosted by two […]

Life brings many challenges, resulting in a heightened sense of stress and anxiety for many of us. Join this weekly support group on Thursdays 4-5pm as we tackle the effects […]

Online Zumba – A fun ‘party’ workout that combines Latin and international music with easy to follow dance moves. Designed to improve your cardiovascular fitness and muscle strength. Suitable for […]

Boccia is a disability sport which is similar to bowls and pétanque. The aim of the game is to propel leather balls, coloured red or blue, close to a white […]

The Spelthorne Parkies support group offers information, friendship and support to local people and families of working age and beyond affected by Parkinson's. We will meet at the Hazelwood centre, they have […]

  Thursdays Term Time Only First Session is Free - £1 per session

  A meeting for men to talk openly and honestly to each other and support each other. Weekly on Thursday evenings from 7:30 pm to 8.30 pm in the Hall […]

One to One Club A fun activity social club for adults with learning disabilities. Thursday evenings 7:30 - 9pm

Guildford Diocese Hearing Aid Maintenance Clinics Volunteers, trained by the Audiology department at the Royal Surrey County Hospital, provide community-based hearing aid maintenance through Hear Here clinics. A visit to […]

Come along to our Carers' Hub for information, advice and support. No need to book, just drop in. Carers’ Hub – Leatherhead Our Hubs are ‘drop-in’ locations for Surrey’s carers […]

A day at one of our groups can be hugely beneficial to people living with dementia, as well as their carers, who can take a break knowing their loved one […]

Our centres for the community are warm and welcoming places which are open daily for groups and people of all ages to use. A changing programme of activities, events and […]

Join us for a chance to chat to other carers and meet our staff. This group is for all carers, whoever you're caring for. Face-to-face support group: Leatherhead Join us […]

Better Balance Better balance is a range of exercise classes which improve strength and balance. Benefits of Better Balance Movement at any age is beneficial for health and can help […]

Fetcham now has its own community fridge which is available for everyone to use. It’s located at St Mary’s Church Hall, just off the Ridgeway, and is open every Monday […]

Weekly virtual Zoom meeting. Please click here for more information on joining the meeting.

Better Balance Better balance is a range of exercise classes which improve strength and balance. Benefits of Better Balance Movement at any age is beneficial for health and can help […]

Redhill - Friday 12pm – 2.30pm. For those living with dementia and their carers. £5 includes a light lunch, an activity and refreshments. We welcome new members! Please contact the […]

Joining Parkinsong Voices helps you develop breath support for better vocal projection and less strain, use facial muscles to bring about more expression, and make new connections with other members […]