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If you’re unsure what to search for, use the Categories section on the homepage. Examples include: support in your local community for free or low-cost activities and groups support to live your life independently for services like help with cleaning, cooking, and staying independent Browsing by category is a great way to explore the support available in Surrey.…

Sort your results After running a search, you can sort results by: relevance A to Z distance (requires a postcode or town search) Order your results To change the order of results: Use the Sort by dropdown menu. Choose your preferred option. Map view To view results on a map: Click the View in map button. A map will display pins for all relevant services. Click a pin to see contact details for that service. …

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Each service listing provides: a description of the service contact details, such as phone, email, or website days and times the service is available any special adaptations, like wheelchair access or an induction loop links to CQC ratings, professional referral channels, or social media (if available) Finding Directions Enable location services to access the map tool, then click on ‘Get directions’ on the map. This will open a Google Maps browser tab which provides directions for public transport, driving, or walking to the service. Suggest a Change If you notice something that needs updating (like, times, contact details, filters), click the " Suggest a Change " button on the service page. You can add or remove content or filters where necessary. We'll review and update it promptly; you can also send these through to us via email asc.digital@surreycc.gov.uk…

Creating a shortlist The shortlist feature allows you to: save services to a personalised list share the list via a URL or printable PDF save services to go back to later To save a service, click the heart icon next to the search result or on the right of the service listing page. You can remove it at any time by clicking the icon again. Saving and sending a PDF booklet Go to My shortlist . Click Email shortlist PDF . On the Create your PDF booklet page, you can: give your booklet a title add the recipient’s name choose a text size (12pt, 14pt, 16pt, or 18pt) add your name add the recipient’s email (mandatory) Complete the reCAPTCHA. Click Create booklet . This will then be sent to the given email address after a few minutes.…

is then provided to hospitals, local health services, schools or police to make sure they are clear about what caused the death, what support and treatment was offered to the family after the child’s death. If you want to find out more about the process talk to a professional you feel you have a good… to be cheerful and fully in control. Sometimes you will find it is you comforting other mourners as you try to stay strong. This is a common reaction and it does not mean you are not grieving. A number of funeral directors operate a policy of not charging for their professional services when the deceased is a child up to 16 years. As well as making minimal or no charge for their professional services, they are able to tailor funerals to children and families. This includes different styles of coffins, special memory boxes for children to store treasures to remind them of their brother or sister who…

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This guide provides information about help and support available in Surrey to help you stay independent, safe and well. Please note this is not a comprehensive list and details of more groups, activities and services are available online. Staying Safe Priority Services Register If someone has a serious or chronic illness, a disability, has or cares for someone living with dementia, is of pensionable age, has children under five in their household, has refrigerated medicines or relies of medical equipment then the Priority Services Register will ensure that people receive extra support… mobile phones and devices: • Website: www.gov.uk/alerts Pest Control Local district and borough councils provide pest control services to remove pests like wasps, rats, mice and bedbugs. GOV.UK offers more information and can help you find which local council covers your area: • Website…

to ask station staff to fit them for you. The London Underground is being upgraded to improve step-free access . This upgrade will take time and parts of the underground are still inaccessible for people with mobility problems. Both the Docklands Light Railway and London trams are entirely step… can claim your travel costs under this scheme. Community transport schemes Vehicle road tax exemption and reduction If you’re disabled or have a serious long-term condition, you may be exempt from vehicle excise duty (sometimes known as road tax or car tax). It’s worth noting that mobility scooters and "class 3" powered wheelchairs (limited to 8mph or 4mph on pavements) are exempt from vehicle excise duty. You’ll qualify for tax exemption if you’re eligible for the higher rate of the mobility component of the Disability Living Allowance (DLA), enhanced rate mobility component of Personal…

Online resources Connect to Support Surrey An online directory of local support and services to help you, or your loved ones, stay independent: • Website: www.connecttosupportsurrey.org.uk Family Information Service Information for all families with children aged 0-25 on a range of subjects: • Website: www.surreycc.gov.uk/fis Digital Support Digital Buddies in libraries Offers personalised, one to one support with any digital products or websites you might be struggling with, as well as helping to access the library's wide range of online services: • Telephone: 03456 009 009 and press…@surreycoalition.org.uk • Website: https://surreycoalition.org.uk/areas-of-work/technology/tech-tocommunity-connect Adult Social Care Information and Advice Service For information about care and support for adults in Surrey, as well as any of the Surrey County Council services mentioned in this booklet, please…