Support Groups
There are all sorts of support groups which people in Storrington can turn to for help. They are run by both volunteers and professionals. If you have a particular issue and need help or advice, scan this list to see if there is a group that might meet your needs.
There is help for people of all ages and many situations, so it’s worth taking a look. Check the notes on the tile, follow the link, or give them a call, if you’re not sure whether a particular group can help you. They are all interested to hear from you and will try to guide you to another organisation if they can’t help you themselves.
4Sight Vision Support
Addiction Advocates
Rehabilitation Contact: Thomas GallagherAge-UK Dementia Club
Tuesdays & Fridays 10.00am to 3.00pmAge-UK Services
Age-UK Visiting Service
On demand
No Site Shot Available
AGNES (Amberley Good Neighbours’ Emergency Service)
Hazel Allinson (01798) 831 159 (hazel.allinson@btinternet.com) OR Jenny Toynbee (01798) 831 114 jenny@brooklandsamberley.com)Anchor Hanover Group
Carers Support Group – Drop in
3rd Monday of each month 2.30pm until 4pmChanctonbury Social Prescribing Service
Chichester Counselling
ChildLine
Contact ChildLine anytime – calls are free and confidential.Citizens Advice
Telephone 0808 278 7969 or see websiteCommunity Minibus Association (West Sussex)
Contact: Jane JefferyCounselling Directory
Find a counsellor or psychotherapist near you.Crossroads Care South Central
Respite breaks for carers within their own home.Cruse Bereavement Care
West SussexFamily Support Work
FSW provides emotional and practical support to parents/carers and their children age 0-18Headway West Sussex
Support group for people with Aquired Brain Injury – see NotesHorsham District Council Community Support
Monday to Friday: 9.00am – 5.00pmHorsham District Dementia Action Alliance