Return to index page

LCAG exists to enable a strong sense of community spirit on Lakeview Estate, facilitate good relationships & co-operation between residents and other agencies. To maintain and improve the local environment and the quality of life of residents.
To help provide advice, education and training to unemployed residents, particularly where language difficulties exist. To provide recreational opportunities for residents having limited access due to social disadvantage.

Training and life skills for young people and disabled people.
Our aim is to develop opportunities within groups and communities that enable disabled children, young people and adults to be included without the slightest surprise debate or controversy.

The development organisation for a new arts and heritage centre for the Borough of Woking.  We will provide arts and heritage based activities for the local community with a strong emphasis on access, education and cultural diversity.  The building, part funded by Woking Borough Council will open in late 2005/2006.

Provides recreational activities for children and adults with learning disabilities in Woking and Surrey Heath.  Our service also includes playschemes and a link scheme.

To be a haven from from the outline world for all retired / disabled persons in Woking and to provide tea and a happy, friendly atmosphere to all who visit us.  They close at 3pm, not 3.30pm.

The scheme is established to provide a comprehensive and flexible household support service in order to promote independent living for those needing such a service as a result of age, sickness or disability. Also, where possible, to subsidise the service financially in cases of financial need.

The Society was formed in 1984 for the express purpose of helping those with the symptoms of Menieres disease.  The Society is a self help charity concerned with all aspects of the disease, and supports endeavours in developing knowledge, awareness and understanding of the disease, its symptoms, its treatment and its causes.  The Society gathers and maintains information from a wide variety of sources, compiles and distributes a quarterly magazine and information sheets on all aspects of the disease, and promotes accurate and informed commentary and presentation.

To provide support to all people affected by Multiple Sclerosis, their families, carers and friends.