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We host a range of events throughout the year to support, inform, and bring people together from tech workshops to fundraising golf days. Whether you’re looking to meet others, learn something new, or simply get involved in the community, our events provide welcoming spaces for everyone to take part.
Events for children and young people
Our Children & Young People’s Recreation Programme offers a wide range of fun, engaging opportunities designed to suit different ages, interests, abilities, and needs.
How do I sign up?
If you’d like to join our Children & Young People’s activity programmes, please start by completing the referral form below.
This helps us make sure the child or young person meets our eligibility criteria. Once that’s confirmed, we’ll send you a Family Information and Consent form to fill in and return. As soon as everything is set up on our system, you’ll be able to book onto activities that are right for your young person.
Friendship group
What is the Friendship Group?
The Friendship Group is a social group for adults with combined sight and hearing loss, organised by our Specialist Sensory Assessor for combined sight and hearing loss, Julie Barclay.Â
How often does the Friendship Group meet?
The Friendship Group meet once a month at different venues across Surrey. Activities include visits to Wisley, restaurants, wreath making and many more. Many of the group come with a Communicator Guide, who provide one to one support. People can also attend with a family member, carer or friend.Â
Many of the group have found their isolation reduced and wellbeing improved through attending the Friendship Group outings.Â
To join the Friendship Group please contact us on:Â Â
Voice Line: 01372 377701Â
SMS: 07860 026269Â
Let's Talk Tech
‘Let’s Talk Tech’ is a webinar via the Zoom online meetings platform and covers useful tools and tips for using technology if you are blind or partially sighted. Sessions are delivered by our experienced staff, Access Technology Trainer, Gary Eady and Keith Dear, AI Trialblazer.
Sessions run bi-monthly on Wednesdays from 11:00am to 12:30pm covering a variety of technology topics.
How to book on
To book a place on any of the above sessions please contact us via email technology@sightforsurrey.org.uk or call our Helpdesk on 01372 377701 stating which sessions you are interested in. Please check your registered email for changes and updates.
Deaf tea and coffee gatherings
Come and join us, meet new faces and socialise at our drop-in tea and coffee events in Redhill and Woking for people who are Deaf. No need to book, just turn up!
It’s a friendly and welcoming space, where you can meet Cathy, our Deaf Community Coordinator, and members of the Deaf Social Work Team to get advice or support. We also have guest speakers attending the cafes throughout the year giving informative and interesting talks on a variety of subjects including scamming.
There’s British Sign Language interpreters available and if you need another type of communication support, please just let us know.
Tea/coffee and tasty biscuits will be provided!
Deaf Cafe, Redhill
Date and time:
Every 2nd Tuesday of the month, 10am – 1pm
Location:
Redhill Methodist Church, Gloucester Road, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 1BP
Deaf Cafe, Woking
Date and time:
Every 3rd Monday of the month from 11am to 2pm
Location:
United Reform Church, White Rose Lane, Woking, GU22 7HA
Any requests please contact us using your preferred method of communication.
SMS:Â 07860 026 269
FaceTime:Â dutysw@sensoryservices.org.uk
Convo via:Â www.sightforsurrey.org.uk
Email:Â dutysw@sightforsurrey.org.uk