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Stripey Stork

Stripey Stork supports children and parents experiencing hardship by collecting and distributing donations of baby equipment, clothes, toys and other baby essentials. It works in partnership with support services such as children’s centres, health visitors and social service agencies.

Address:
51a, Albert Road North, Reigate, Surrey

Telephone: Online enquiry form available through website

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Strive Mobility

Strive Mobility was created to make life just a little easier for disabled users and their careers. Strive understand that for anyone with a disability, it’s not always easy to get out; having to always think about the equipment that you might need to get somewhere and what mobility aids you might need once you’re there, can be stressful. With Strive Mobility you no longer have to worry about this. You can now hire wheelchairs, mobility scooters, profile beds and other mobility equipment on a long- or short-term basis so that they’re available for you to use at your destination

Address:
ASHLEY LANE, LONDON

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Sunbury Citizens Advice

The Citizens Advice is a charity which aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face and improve the policies and practices that affect people's lives. They can advise on matters including benefits, work, debt, money as well as consumer rights, relationship, and housing matters.

The Citizens Advice service offers information and advice through face-to-face appointments at local offices, phone, email and online services.

Address:
Sunbury Library, 41-43 Staines Road West, Sunbury-on-Thames

Telephone: 0808 250 5706

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Support After Murder & Manslaughter (SAMM)

SAMM provides a wide range of peer support services to people bereaved by murder and manslaughter. All services are available for the bereaved, regardless of how long ago they lost a loved one. They support close relatives, wider family members and communities including people affected by mass fatality events.

Address:
West Midlands Police, Wharf Road Police Station, 20, Wharf Road, Kings Norton, Birmingham

Telephone: 0121 472 2912 - Helpline, 07342 888570 - Textline

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Surrey Adult Social Care Services

Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm

Adult Social Care services provided or arranged by Surrey County Council aim to help vulnerable adults to maintain their independence and promote their well-being. Adult Social Care can also assess the needs of carers who look after a vulnerable adult.

Services are provided to people who have special educational needs and disabilities, mental health conditions and the elderly.

Information and advice and assessments are free. However, there may be a cost to any care and support services you receive from Adult Social Care. A financial assessment will be made to work out how much you can afford to pay towards this cost.

Telephone: 0300 200 1005

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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 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 Choices

Surrey Choices provide a range of support services which are dedicated to improving the independence, confidence and life skills of people with a range of disabilities, whatever their age, in their local community.

This includes:

• Independent travel
• Employment
• Work Experience
• Supported Internships
• Learning and Volunteering
• Activities in the local community
• Short Breaks
• Shared Lives

Address:
Fernleigh Activity Centre, Fernleigh Close, Walton-on-Thames

Telephone: 01483 806806

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Surrey County Council Fostering and Adoption Service

We answer the telephone Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. If we are busy responding to another enquirer or you ring outside of these times, you will be able to leave us a message. We will aim to return your call within one working day.

Surrey County Council Fostering and Adoption Service recruits and offers support to foster carers and adopters for the Looked After children in Surrey.

Address:
Quadrant Court, 35 Guildford Road, Woking, Surrey

Telephone: 0800 0969 626

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Surrey Crisis Fund

The Surrey Crisis Fund (formerly known as the Surrey Local Assistance Scheme) is a discretionary fund run by Surrey County Council. The scheme provides financial support for immediate needs after a disaster or in an emergency, where no other options are available. They may be able to assist with:

• food and toiletries
• certain essential household items; please note they do not provide replacement items
• certain utilities
• emergency travel costs (hospital appointments, job interviews and so on)

Other support may be available and this will be considered when you apply. Repeat applications will be considered but the fund aims to support people for one occasion and signpost to long-term help to prevent ongoing need.

Telephone: Surrey Community Helpline - 0300 200 1008.

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