From 1 April 2026, White Lodge no longer provides the NHS Children’s Therapy service.
Families who use this service have been contacted directly with information and support.
All other White Lodge services will continue as usual.
We are sharing an update about changes to specialist Children’s Therapy services in Surrey.
White Lodge has a long history of supporting children and families through therapy services, and we are incredibly proud of the care our therapists provide. These changes are part of a wider NHS decision about how children’s therapy services are delivered across Surrey.
Until 31 March 2026, White Lodge provided NHS-funded specialist therapy for young children aged 0–5 with cerebral palsy or complex neurodevelopmental conditions.
From 1 April 2026, this service transferred to a new, county-wide NHS provider. It is now delivered by Surrey Child and Family Health, run by HCRG Care Group.
This was a commissioning decision made by NHS Surrey Heartlands, not one taken by White Lodge.
All children who were receiving support through this service are now being seen by the new provider.
Families should now contact the new provider directly for any queries or ongoing support.
We are incredibly proud of the role White Lodge has played in delivering Children’s Therapy over more than 60 years.
Our therapists have made a lasting difference to thousands of children and families, and we recognise the expertise, care and commitment they have brought to this service.
This change relates specifically to the NHS Children’s Therapy service.
White Lodge continues to deliver a wide range of services for children, young people and adults with disabilities and their families across Surrey.
We have created a dedicated page to recognise and celebrate the impact of Children’s Therapy over the past 60+ years.
You can read memories from families, staff and supporters, and share your own here: www.whitelodgecentre.co.uk/about-us/our-story/childrens-therapy-legacy
You can read the letter sent to Stakeholders from White Lodge, Surrey Heartlands and HCRG here.
If you have questions about the NHS Children’s Therapy service, please contact:
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