- One-to-one support for you and your family
- Children’s behavioural development advice and support
- Emotional wellbeing and mental health support for children, young people and parents
- Help with accessing financial assistance such as benefits, services and grants
- Further education and employment support advice
- Support groups for parents with children with additional needs
- Online parenting support workshops
- Health and wellbeing support for all the family
- Providing referrals to specialist services in the community including free and supported school holiday play and youth clubs
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Family Centres
Activities and services to support family life.
YMCA East Surrey Family Centres offer a wide range of activities and services to support family life for parents and carers of children and young people aged 0-18 years (25 with additional needs and disabilities).
We work in partnership with Welcare and HomeStart East Surrey to ensure that services and support are available across East Surrey and at the following Family Centres:
Epsom Downs Family Centre
Epsom Downs Family Centre is situated on the site of Epsom Downs Community School.
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Horley Young People & Family Centre
YMCA Horley Family Centre is situated at the Old Fire Station on Albert Road at the heart of the Horley community.
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The Red Oak Family Centre, Merstham
Red Oak Family Centre is situated on the site of Furzefield Primary School, at the heart of the Merstham community.
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Mole Valley Family Centre, Dorking
YMCA Mole Valley Family Centre is situated in the Goodwyns Estate, serving the Dorking community and surrounding areas.
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Welcare Family Centre, Redhill
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We work with you to build on your strengths as a family.
Once we have agreed to work together, you will be allocated a dedicated Family Support Worker who will support you to achieve the best outcomes for you.
This could be on a 1:1 basis to support the needs of your family in the home and community. Once a family’s support needs are identified, there are a range of things we can do to make a positive difference:
- Visit children at their schools and community
- Visiting families in their homes or in the community – wherever work best for you
- Working together with other partners to make sure you and your children are supported
We provide a range of parenting support activities through groups at our Family Centres and other community venues.
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