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  • Community Connections Surrey

    A partnership between Catalyst Support, Mary Frances Trust and Waythrough to deliver free, first class, easy access, long-term mental health support in the Surrey community.

    Since 2013, this support is provided in the form of a service also called “Community Connections”. Each provider delivers the service in specific areas of Surrey and together they cover the whole of Surrey.

    To find out more about the partnership behind the service, please visit the Community Connections Surrey website below, or download our marketing assets:

    Community Connections is funded by Surrey County Council, NHS Surrey Heartlands Integrated Care Board, Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and NHS Frimley Integrated Care Board.

    Visit Community Connections Surrey website

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  • Catalyst Support

    Catalyst Support offers Community Connections in North and West Surrey which include: Guildford, Waverley,
    Surrey Heath, Spelthorne, Runnymede and Woking.

    Contact Catalyst Support

    Tel: 01276 409415

    Text: 07919 541424

    Email: info@catalystsupport.org.uk

    Visit Catalyst Support Website

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  • Waythrough

    Waythrough (formerly Richmond Fellowship) offers Community Connections in East Surrey, which includes Tandridge, Redhill, Reigate and Horley.

    Contact Waythrough

    Tel: 01737 771282

    Text: 07393 797846

    Email: redhillcc@waythrough.org.uk

    Visit Waythrough Website

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  • Community Connections Service

    The Community Connections Service offers free support to Surrey residents (aged 16+) experiencing mental health or emotional wellbeing difficulties such as low mood, stress, anxiety or a diagnosed mental health condition.

    All support and activities are free, can be accessed in a timely manner and are available over the long term, if necessary.

    This is a self-referral service which means you can register to receive the support yourself. We also accept referrals from mental health professionals, GPs and other organisations. Please contact your nearest provider directly to access support near your home.

    People can access Community Connections while they wait for specialist support or on top of any other mental health service. You do not need a diagnosis to access the service.

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  • As part of the service we offer: