We want to make sure our fundraising efforts for our chosen charities are packed full of fabulous things, that’s why we’re asking you to donate onegoodthing to be raffled in one of our many events throughout 2017.
We strongly believe in providing information in suitable formats to ensure everyone has access to resources to be able to make informed decisions.
After our recent visit from the Diversity Team at Surrey Police, we were inspired to create an easy to use Police information card detailing how we can work with our local Police force to make us safe.
A group of hard working customers have achieved their First Aid certificates, which were awarded to them at a presentation on Tuesday 24 January 2017 with their trainer Becky from the British Red Cross.
Feeding our winter feathered friends can be fun and informative especially under the guidance of RHS Wisley.
The Met Office has issued an Yellow weather warning for ice in the South East of England for Monday 19March 2018. Our services will be open on Monday 19 March, our transport are hoping to run services as normal but there maybe some disruption to some routes if side roads are dangerous. Advice for keeping safe in cold weather: *…
From January until March 2017, Surrey Choices will be holding workshops in order to work together with our customers, parents and Carers, staff and shareholder board to establish how we are going to achieve our shared goals.
Surrey Choices will be taking a look at what it can do for the well-being and good mental health of it’s customers, staff and partner organisations as we launch our ‘Smile Your Blues Away’ month. We will be exploring a mix of ways to improve your well-being and happiness over four weeks of helpful hints and tips.
Our gym group from Mid Surrey were invited to perform at the Leatherhead and Dorking Gymnastics Club 40th anniversary celebrations. The Club organised an impressive show which boasted an Olympic and Paralympic theme that encompassed all age ranges and abilities in the programme.
Customers of Surrey Choices attended RHS Gardens Wisley to have a fun filled day taking the orchard harvest and preparing it for apple pressing. Our customers used their cookery skills to chop the apples to start the juicing process. This was followed by using a mincing machine before putting them in the wooden apple press.
A Surrey Choices volunteer, who is registered blind, is preparing to reach new heights by taking on a charity ascent that will see her climb the equivalent of Big Ben.
Lisa Seston, from Weybridge, will be taking on the 96m climb on Sunday 11 December to raise money for the national charity, Guide Dogs UK, which is very close to her heart.
