The information and links on this page are for health or care professionals, including GPs and nurses, who want to refer residents to adult social care services in Surrey.
Surrey residents - use the self-assessment forms.
Useful links
Before referring a resident to Adult Social Care, consider whether the options below could help you find the information or services they need:
- council or sheltered housing from district or borough councils
- community transport
- personal care alarms, wheelchair loans and other equipment and technology to help you at home
- befriending service if someone is feeling lonely or isolated
- depression, bereavement or other mental health support
- local care and support options
Make a referral
Adult with care and support needs referral
Before you make a referral, make sure the person you are referring has eligible adults care and support needs.
Make an adult with care and support needs referral
Carer with support needs referral
Before you make a referral, make sure the person you are referring has eligible carer's care and support needs.
Make a carer with support needs referral
Mental health referral
Use this form to refer to refer someone who's primary need is mental health.
Safeguarding referral
Use this form to refer someone with care and support needs who is at risk of abuse or neglect.
Make a safeguarding adults referral
Report adult social care provider quality concerns
Use this form to report care quality issues that may not meet the safeguarding thresholds.
Report a provider quality concern
Deprivation of Liberty (DoLS)
Request standard authorisation or urgent authorisation.
Make a Deprivation of Liberty request
Advocacy
You can refer people directly for advocacy services.
Referrals for Surrey Adult Advocacy Services