Our community space
We are always interested in hearing from new community groups in the Surrey area. If you have a group that you would like to run at our Hub, please enquire by filling in our form and a member of our team will get in touch.
What’s on
Find out what’s happening at Horley Health Hub right now. Our listings include regular activities, groups and services, plus one-off events you can get involved in today.
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ACISS Walk-in Office
Our partner, Africa Community in Sussex and Surrey, are holding walk-in sessions every Thursday from 9am – 5pm at our Hub.
These sessions offer tailored support and guidance are for anyone seeking:
Community and personal development guidance
Housing and accommodation advice
Immigration and integration advice
Job and employment assistance
Social Welfare supportNo need to book an appointment, just come along on the day.
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Active Wellbeing Service
The Active Wellbeing Service supports adults aged 18+ who are living with neurodivergence and/or mental health needs. Through personalised one-to-one coaching, this service helps people improve their wellbeing and work towards goals that matter to them. This service covers East Surrey, Horsham and Crawley.
Participants can access up to 12 one-to-one coaching sessions, alongside a range of workshops, events and activities designed to support wellbeing, social connection and personal development.
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Children’s and Young People’s Wellbeing Service (CYP)
Supporting Children and Young people (CYP) and their families with mental health concerns at an earlier stage, helping them to navigate the system, and therefore prevent mental health conditions from escalating.
Our personalised care team work with young people and their families who have been referred to the service.
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Community garden
Our Community Garden is used by the Alliance for Better Care, Horley PCN and Growing Health Together staff, alongside all of the local groups who meet at the Horley Health Hub. The area has hosted a variety of events and is looked after by our regular volunteers.
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Crafty Ladies
An opportunity for women to unleash their creativity in the company of others. We’re always looking for new projects and supplies for this group of enthusiastic artists and crafts specialists.
Ladies meet once a fortnight on a Monday, 11am – 1pm. For more information, contact Jill Douglas on 07850 180 046.
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Gardening club
We welcome a growing number of volunteers to our community garden every Friday. The team help to maintain the garden and the growing number of exciting projects. Our sessions are a safe space for people to also meet others and make new connections.
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Growing Health Together
Growing Health Together invites people living and working in communities across East Surrey to collaborate, in order to co-create conditions in which everyone’s health and wellbeing can flourish. We’re proud founding partners for the initiative and are committed to ensuring that health and wellbeing exists outside of the formal health service, in the places we live. From walking groups, coffee mornings and mutual aid groups, through to our local parks, lakes and wild spaces, there is so much close at hand to support our wellbeing.
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Frailty
Proactive health and care intervention at individual and population level. It is proactive care and support, targeted at people living with frailty, multi-morbidity and/or complex needs to help them stay independent and healthy for as long as possible at home or the place they call home focusing on what is important to the individual.
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Horley Health and Wellbeing Network
This network brings together local residents and community partners who collectively wish to improve the health and wellbeing of local people, and the delivery of local NHS services.
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Intergenerational Art Project
The Hub is proud to house the masterpieces created by the residents of Smallbrook Care Home and Horley Infant School as part of the Intergenerational Art Project. Visitors can see the pieces throughout the building.
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Level Up Gaming Cafe
Working in partnership with the team at Level Up, we host Gaming Cafes at our Horley Health Hub. Activities include Minecraft, Fortnite, Lego Mindstorms, coding, and 3D printing.
Saturday 18 April | 10am – 12:30pm and 1:30pm – 4pm -
Men’s Sheds
This project is an opportunity for members of the Horley community to meet, pursue practical interests at leisure, to practice skills and enjoy making and mending.
The Men’s Sheds group meet every Tuesday from 9am – 3pm.
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WorkWell
This service runs every Monday from 11am – 4pm, supporting Surrey patients aged 16+ with health-related employment challenges.
Self-referral is available online or by calling 01372 363934.
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YMCA Children’s Wellbeing Practitioner Service
YMCA East Surrey has a team of Children’s Wellbeing Practitioners (CWPs) who provide early therapeutic intervention to better address emerging mental health needs in CYPs aged between 4-18 years old. The service offers brief, evidence-based interventions for young people with mild/moderate anxiety, low mood or challenging behaviour. This support is for young people or their parents.
Previously at the Hub
As well as what’s on now, we’re proud to share the range of events and initiatives that have taken place throughout the year. From seasonal health campaigns to community projects, this section showcases what has already happened and reflects the ongoing impact of the Hub.
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ASD/ADHD Support Group
Throughout the summer, we held a series of workshops for those aged 10 – 24 with either diagnosed or suspected ASD / ADHD. These sessions offered a safe space to talk about experiences, get peer support and share helpful strategies.
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Bereavement counselling
We offer a bereavement counselling service to Horley PCN patients in partnership with St Catherines Hospice. Patients are referred by their GP and invited to meet with a St Catherine’s volunteer counsellor to talk about what prompted them to take up bereavement counselling, how they are and how the team can support them.
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Chatterbox
The Birchwood Volunteer Health Champions supported those who might need advice and a listening ear. The team gave a wealth of practical advice, guidance and resources available to them – including supporting people to gain access to information online and also information for carers.
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Creative Wellbeing sessions
These workshops were for those aged 18+ and offer a range of music, arts, craft and games.
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Halloween family craft sessions
Working alongside Horley PCN, we will be holding free seasonal workshops to provide children with a safe and creative space.
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Health checks
The Hub has hosted Health Check clinics for patients who may have difficulty accessing their GP services. In a relaxed setting, walk-in sessions provide the opportunity to receive vaccinations and access basic health checks including blood pressure, BMI and speak to someone about general wellbeing. The team are also able to signpost people to relevant services and support available at their local practice.
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School transition workshops
Over the summer, we held a series of free workshops for children starting junior and secondary school. These sessions are for children aged 6-7 years old and 10-11 years old and offered a safe space for children to talk about their concerns and receive top tips from our NHS Social Prescriber on how to cope with this important next step.
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Warm Hub
We have previously opened our building to the public as a warm hub. This winter, we recommend the Horley Community Centre located behind our building – for a place where people can drop-in, get warm, have a hot drink and be in the company of others.
