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Surrey Adult Learning

Surrey Supported Learning (part of Surrey Adult Learning) works to create positive outcomes for people with learning disabilities by helping to promote confidence and independence.

They offer courses for people with learning disabilities designed to promote independent living, personal development, and employment skills opportunities. Their seven centres are in Sunbury, Esher, Molesey, Woking, Guildford, Farnham, and Camberley.

Courses are open to those aged 19 or over (or aged 16+ if linking with us from a SEN school). They also deliver online courses via Zoom. Learners thrive and achieve as they explore learning led by teams of experienced Tutors, Supported Learning Assistants, and dedicated Volunteers.

Telephone: 0300 200 1044

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Surrey Against Domestic Abuse

Surrey Against Domestic Abuse offers support, advice and information on how to get help for people experiencing domestic abuse, their family, friends and those working with them.

There are four local branches in Surrey offering outreach work and courses to help people who have lived or are living with domestic abuse.

Borough/District: Mole Valley

Telephone: 01483 776822 (9am-9pm)

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Surrey Appropriate Adult Volunteer Service (SAAVS)

The Surrey Appropriate Adult Volunteer Service offers support to vulnerable adults and young people who find themselves detained in Police custody. It provides trained people to act as Appropriate Adults to ensure that the detainee is treated correctly and that the detainee understands, as fully as possible, what is happening in police custody.

Borough/District: Havering

Telephone: 01483 977739

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Surrey Armed Forces - Ex-service drop-in

Drop in for a warm welcome and a cuppa in the company of likeminded veterans for a friendly, informal chat with those that have served. These drop-in sessions take place within a number of locations (Surrey). For further details please use the following link for more information on where and when these sessions take place - www.surreycc.gov.uk/armedforces

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Surrey Assist- Godalming social group

Our social groups for autistic children and young adults are a relaxing space for people to meet and socialise and participate in a variety of activities.
Social groups:

Godalming Youth Club Tuesdays 19:00-21:00 Term time
Age: From age 5 to 18

Address:
Godalming Youth Club

Telephone: 01483 521743 (Option one)

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Surrey BSL Interpreters

The website for contacting freelance British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreters in the county of Surrey. Here you will find information about the interpreter, the areas they cover and the work they undertake. You can contact them directly through the website, either individually or as a group using the 'email all' button.

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Surrey Care Trust

Surrey Care Trust helps people to overcome the disadvantage of low skills, poor educational achievement, limited opportunities, and tough financial circumstances by providing learning, training, and mentoring to young people and adults.

Address:
FF12 Astolat, Coniers Way, Guildford, Surrey

Telephone: 01483 426990

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Surrey Care Trust - Steps2Work

Steps2Work is designed to engage with young people aged 16-24yrs and care leavers, living in the Woking area with a focus on supporting them back into
employment or further education. The team focuses on outreach and building network connections within the community to open up opportunities for the young adults they mentor and provide them with more opportunities to a sustainable independent future. Their support helps with identifying skills, CV writing, job searching, interview coaching, travel organising, and accepting job offers. They also work with young adults diagnosed or self identifying as neurodivergent through our ASC specialist.

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Surrey Care Trust - Steps2Work Wellbeing

Designed to improve the mental health of people experiencing unemployment, this free and unique programme combines a holistic combination of 1:1 support from experienced staff and trained volunteer mentors, and nature based therapy activities.

Working from community hubs in Woking, Reigate, and Stanwell, the team can:

• Work with beneficiaries to identify their needs, aspirations and mental health challenges.
• Develop goals and next-steps for employment & positive mental health
• Match clients with volunteer mentors who can provide long term support
• Offer optional group nature-based therapy sessions

The service is intended to help people of working age (16+) who are struggling with their mental health and employment.

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Surrey Care Trust Mentoring Adults

We offer mentoring to people of all ages who value the support of someone independent to help them in gaining confidence and making positive changes. It may be because they are out of work and looking for a new job, wanting to improve their skills or are feeling isolated and lonely but uncertain about how to get involved in community life.

We also work with people leaving prison and ex-offenders trying to avoid re-offending often need help with finding a job or training and all sorts of aspects of returning to a stable life, such as registering with a GP, finding somewhere to live, sorting out finances, improving literacy and getting fit.

This service is available in the boroughs of Reigate & Banstead and Woking.

Address:
FF12 Astolat, Coniers Way, Guildford, Surrey

Telephone: 01483 426990

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