Day Centres for adults

There are lots of day centres, groups and clubs across Surrey that will help you get out and about, meet other people and try something new.

Day centres and activities

Day centres often run activities and lunch clubs, and some can also provide a mini-bus to pick you up and take you home again.

Take a look through a range of day centres to find one near you, or contact your local borough or district council:

Find day centres and other support for people with a learning disability, physical disabilities or mental health problems.

Befriending and support groups can also help if you are feeling isolated and/or lonely and Good Neighbour schemes can help you stay independent by helping with transport, shopping, collecting prescriptions and popping in for a chat.

Connect to Support Surrey holds information on a range of groups and activities local to your area, which include art, gardening, singing and photography to name a few.

Ageing Well from Active Surrey also gives suggestions on a range of sports and physical activities aiming to inspire residents aged 50+ to try something new improve their health and wellbeing. You can also find information on Otago Strength and Balance classes.

Walking for health groups can provide lots of health benefits, and help with transport may also be available locally to get you to places you want to go.

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