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and advice to older people, open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. ChildLine: 0800 1111 - a 24 hour private and confidential helpline for children Samaritans: 116 123 - a 24 hour emotional support helpline (free to call) Sane Emotional Support: 0845 767 8000 - provides crisis support (6pm to 11pm 7 days a week) Mental Health Crisis helpline (Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust): Telephone: 0300 456 8342 SMS : 07717 989 8342 Textphone (via Text Relay): 18001 0300 456 8342 If you have a question you can contact Connect to Support…

Mary Frances Trust (MFT) runs a range of groups and courses to support adults across Surrey.…

The NHS Digital Weight Management Programme supports adults living with obesity to manage their weight and improve their health.

their local social services team to get support with social care needs such as personal care. You may find caring for someone challenging, so ask for your own needs assessment to look at what support you might need in your caring role. This is called a carers assessment . Healthcare is provided free… or they may need to go into hospital in an emergency. Decisions about their end of life care may be made by staff in Accident and Emergency or by an assessment unit or ward. The hospital may have a palliative care unit or team where staff will help to control symptoms and provide emotional support…

influenced the course of your life. If you are a grandchild you can let your grandparent know how much they have meant to you. If you are a friend you can talk about how you have valued years of support and friendship. Family and friends who can’t be present could send a recording of what they would…

You can find arts and sports and groups on Connect to Support Surrey . These groups can help you out of the house and make new friends. The groups include: art choirs gardening walking groups walking sports like footfall or netball Social prescribing can help you to improve your health and wellbeing. The service helps you find things you can do in your local community. It's free to use, although some of activities may charge. All the services can give you advice and support on topics like: mental health emotional wellbeing a chance to get out and meet new people Depending on where you live you may have to go through: a GP or nurse social worker benefits advisor community pharmacist In other areas you can contact them direct. Healthy Surrey can provide help and support if you want to: improve your mental wellbeing get more active…

Promoting and supporting autism-friendly services and communities in Surrey.

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moments you may want to ask another member of the family or a friend to join you. Or there may be a faith leader that you would like to come and support you. …

Allows time to put additional support systems in place, such as school counsellors and grief programmes, where available Enables children to grieve with the adults in their lives, instead of alone and from the sidelines. You and other family members can help children understand that their emotions… a specialist service supporting children and their families who are facing the loss of a loved one. Contact them on 01342 313895. A dedicated support worker can help you prepare to speak with your children and then make plans for how to support them once they have been told the news. They liaise with the children’s schools, with parental consent, and help ensure each child receives all the support and guidance they require. They also offer 1:1 support for children to help them during the loss of their loved one and beyond. Your local hospice may also be able to offer support to your family. Go…