Spurgeons Family Centres in Surrey

Spurgeons Family Centres in Elmbridge, Surrey

Spurgeons Family Centres in Elmbridge offer a wide range of activities and services to support family life, for parents and carers of children aged 0-18 years (25 additional needs and disabilities).

Spurgeons Family Centres in Elmbridge, Surrey deliver a range of services and work with families to help give your child the best start in life.

Whether you are seeking emotional and mental health help or support for all the family, we are here to support you.

Looking for child behavioural advice, support with children’s mental health or parent and toddler groups in Elmbridge, Surrey? We do it together, because we believe that all children should have the support they need to thrive.

What do Spurgeons Family Centres in Elmbridge, Surrey do?

Child behavioural development advice and support
Children's mental health and support for parents
Help with accessing financial assistance
Further education and employment advice
A range of free parenting courses in Surrey
Health and wellbeing support for all the family
Providing referrals to specialist services in the community
Parenting sessions, anxiety support groups for children and summer holiday provision

Contact us

The Spurgeons team would be happy to answer any questions you may have. You can get in touch with us through the following options or via the enquiry form linked below:

01932 229103

elmbridge@spurgeons.org

Elmbridge Family Centres Facebook Page

Office opening hours

Monday to Friday (8.30 am - 5.00 pm) excluding Bank Holidays.

Frequently asked questions about Elmbridge Family Centre Services in Surrey:

What is the role of a family centre?

Our centres are an inclusive and welcoming space that enables us to help families capitalise on their strengths and build strong relationships. We work with families by providing advice and support on parenting, domestic abuse, child behaviour, children’s mental health and other situations that families may experience.

We provide 1:1 and group sessions for all family members, including parenting classes and summer holiday provision for the children.

How does a family support worker help families?

We want to build on your resilience as a family and empower you to be self-reliant. You will have a named Family Support Worker who will carry out work we agree with you, which could be short or long term.

This could involve visiting you in your home, meeting you in the community, inviting you to group sessions such as Parenting, DA and other support. They may also see your children in their school/nursery and attend meetings with you.

What happens at a family centre?

We work with families referred to us and support with;

Parenting
Domestic abuse
Child development including behavioural needs
SEND support

Finances
Family resilience
Family health including health visitors running clinics, peri-natal mental health, baby first aid classes
Direct support groups with children (domestic abuse, anxiety, school holiday playschemes)
Mental health support

Read Tara's story

“Tara* had fled domestic abuse with her three children; Kerys* who was eight, Dom* aged five, and baby Liam*. Kerys was at a school who reported she was doing really well, so Tara was delighted when Dom was offered a place there too. She hoped that it would give him the stability he so desperately needed after all they had been through.

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