Crossroads, established in 1974, is a charity that provides help to those who are caring for people who need constant care, by making available services that will be able to assist with the care of the person with a disability, whilst their Carer takes a break.

Crossroads Care Surrey Saturday Club was set up in 1999 for families within the borough of Elmbridge who have children with disabilities.

Each Saturday, children attend the Club and participate in various activities ranging from Arts & Crafts to playing with toys. They are supervised by the dedicated Play Workers who help the Club run smoothly. Each Play Worker is designated a certain number of children for that day and therefore it is their responsibility to ensure their care needs are met and that they enjoy themselves.

• To relieve the stress of a person or a family who are responsible for the care of a child with a disability.
• To supplement and complement, not to replace, existing statutory services.
• To strive to maintain a high standard of care.

If you are caring constantly at home for a child who has a disability e.g mental, physical etc, from the age of 5-19, we shall do our utmost to help you, even if you are already getting help from other services.

Telephone or write to the address overleaf and the Saturday Club Manager will arrange for the Co-ordinator of the Club to visit you at home and assess whether the Scheme can help. If we are able to help, an introduction day and time will be set up so that you as a parent(s) are able to come along to the Club with or with out your child and see the service that is being offered. The Saturday Club Manager is always available at the address overleaf to give you any help or advice you may require.

This can be varied to meet your needs. On average, the Saturday Club Manager tries to give each family one session per month. Usually session dates are booked up to 3 months in advance, to give the Carers plenty of opportunity to plan ahead.
Crossroads works on planned care and cannot offer a crisis or emergency service

A Saturday Club Play Worker is carefully chosen and trained before working at the Club. They are also police checked before they start work with Crossroads. A Play Worker is someone who is sensitive to your role and expertise as a Carer and can replace you on a temporary basis to enable you to take a break.

Burview Hall, Queens Road, Weybridge KT12 5AB  Map

Crossroads Care Surrey is a registered charity and is financed by different sources. The Saturday Club however charges a small amount of money for each session given. The cost of each session is £14. This is paid in advance when dates have been arranged. Each session begins at 10.00 and ends at 16.00.

All staff members who work for Crossroads are paid employees of the charity.

Donations and contributions are always welcomed and needed to supplement the care hours provided and should be sent to the address below.

If you need help or if you know of a family who might welcome help from Surrey Crossroads Saturday Club, please contact:

Mrs Louise Walmsley
Saturday Club Manager
Crossroads Care Surrey
Residents’ House
Community Walk
High Street
Esher
Surrey KT10 9RA

Telephone: 01372 469942

Please mention all about Weybridge

Saturday Club Mobile:
07779 976 184

E-mail: elmxroads.admin3@tiscali.co.uk

24 hour Answer phone

Contact will be made as soon as possible

Crossroads Care Surrey Website: www.surreycrossroads.co.uk

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