Please note: We will be hosting the Neighbourhoods Needs Map Tool on our CFSurrey website for a trial period of 3 months, ending at the end of December 2025. We would value your feedback when using the tool - how it works, how easy the data is to understand etc. This will allow us to revisit and improve functionality once the trial period has commended.
Please click below to submit your feedback. Thank you.
Introducing the Neighbourhood Needs Map
The Neighbourhood Needs Map Tool is a free, easy-to-use and interactive resource. It helps to identify potential areas of deprivation across Surrey, allowing users to explore the data by theme and thereby guide funding decisions so that grants can be targeted where they’ll make the greatest impact.
Each theme includes detailed data down to the street level, so you can see potential pockets of deprivation in specific areas. You can search and compare these visualisations by Local Authority District or by Ward, making it simple to understand how different areas are affected.
To create these themes, we have collected and collated over 1,000 datasets from trusted sources, including: the Office for National Statistics, Public Health England, and the UK Government. Each dataset has been reviewed to ensure it is up-to-date and relevant. Please see below for further detail on the data used in these maps.
Every area in Surrey is assigned a total score based on this data. Each theme’s visualisation shows data at the Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) level, so users can see potential pockets of deprivation at a street level. The visualisations are searchable and comparable by Local Authority District and Ward, making it easy to understand where support could have the most impact.
Select a theme from the list below
The following themes show key areas of deprivation within Surrey per theme. Each theme uses trusted datasets to highlight where challenges are most significant.
The Data Behind Our Impact
We are proud to support hundreds of community groups across Surrey each year. In 2024/25 alone, we awarded £23.6 million in funding, delivering 5,639 grants and reaching more than 1.29 million people across the county.
Our impact is only possible through the generosity of our donors. Together, we address a wide range of needs within Surrey — from mental health and wellbeing, sport and physical activity, and opportunities for young people, to protecting the environment, supporting the arts, helping disadvantaged individuals, and opening pathways into training and employment.
We were delighted to work in partnership with Social Research Builders in 2025 to compile an Impact Report detailing our grantmaking and the hidden need in Surrey.
