Coffee, chat and support: a group for all carers
Join us for our Zoom support group; settle down with a coffee for a mid-morning meet-up with other carers.
What's on...
We have a wide range of events and support groups. Many are face-to-face at our Hubs, or other Surrey locations, and others are on-line with Zoom. Find details of upcoming events below – we'd love to see you at one!
(Please try to book on as soon as you can, we can't always process last-minute bookings.)
BANK HOLIDAYS: There will no Hubs or events on the 5th and 26th May.
All Carers Support and Information Session: *SPECIAL* Q&A with our Benefits Advisers
Special meeting of our online support group. with a special Q&A with our Benefits Advisers focusing on 'What benefits are we eligible for?'
Mindfulness
Take some time for yourself. Join us for a mindfulness session where we will practise techniques to promote wellbeing and reduce stress.
Feedback your views
Give your views on being a carer in Surrey, and the support you need from Action for Carers. What works and what could we do better?
Parent carer support group
Are you a parent supporting your child? Join us to talk to other parent carers.
Yoga
Join us to start the week with a series of positive, fun yoga sessions to look after you in both body and mind.
Evening mindfulness session
Take some time for yourself. Join us for a mindfulness session where we will practise techniques to promote wellbeing and reduce stress.
Mindfulness
Take some time for yourself. Join us for a mindfulness session where we will practise techniques to promote wellbeing and reduce stress.
An Introduction to Action for Carers
Welcome! Whether you've just signed up or been with us for a while, join us to find out more about the range of support we offer carers of all ages - practical, emotional and financial.
Mental health carer support group: caring for young people (aged 16-25)
We know caring for young people with mental health issues isn't easy. Join us for support.
Young Adult Carers: Welcome to Adult Support
Find out more about the support for you as a young adult carer now you are 18 and moving from Young Carer service to Adults.
Coping with caring – caring for an adult who exhibits self-harming behaviours or suicidal thinking
Join us for a workshop exploring the challenges of caring for an adult with self harm & suicidal thinking; including triggers, risks, impact, and strategies which can be helpful.