If you experience a mental health crisis at the weekend, you can self refer to Oxford Safe Haven by calling 01865 903 037. Safe Haven is a non-clinical, face to face safe space to get short-term support in mental health crisis when other services are not available. Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday 6pm-10pm. To access ...

The Littlemore Mental Health Centre provides specialist care for people experiencing a range of acute mental health difficulties. It includes a psychiatric intensive care unit and forensic mental health services. The adult inpatient wards at the Littlemore are: Ashurst Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit Phoenix Ward Kennet Ward Glyme Ward Wenric Ward Lambourn House Kingfisher Ward ...

The Physical Activity and Wellbeing Project at Oxfordshire Mind offers support to those that want to become more active, as well as a variety of sport and physical activity sessions. The project is part of our campaign to give everyone the opportunity to improve their physical health. We can suggest something for everyone, regardless of ...

They are regular weekly walking groups specially designed to help people who are not currently active build up their levels of confidence and physical activity. They are different from other walking groups in a variety of ways: All the walks will be accompanied by Oxfordshire Mind staff or volunteers, with a group of people who ...

Oxfordshire Mind works with employers across the county to help them improve workplace wellbeing, improving staff understanding of mental health problems and support for people. Provide posters for your staff room or intranet promoting the Information Service. Adopt the Five Ways to Wellbeing for your wellbeing events to encourage staff to take care of their ...

Whether you want to run, cycle, disco, raffle or rumba for us, download our fundraising pack and tell us what you are doing, and we will send you some fundraising freebies. Every penny you fund-raise for us will help us help even more people who are affected by mental health problems, and we are incredibly ...

Asylum Welcome tackles suffering and isolation among asylum seekers, refugees and detainees who have fled persecution and danger in their own countries and seek refuge in Oxford and Oxfordshire. Children who arrive in the UK ‘unaccompanied’ (without a parent or guardian) are confused, homesick and traumatised by the journey. They lack the ability to present ...

Oxfordshire Mind has Wellbeing Hubs in Abingdon, Banbury, Oxford and Witney, which are part of the Oxfordshire Mind Wellbeing Service, split into three localities. Wellbeing Hubs provide peer support groups, a programme of short courses and workshops designed to promote wellbeing and many creative activities and groups. Some Peer Support Groups also take place in ...

Provides a range of supported accommodation options for people with mental health and housing needs in Oxfordshire. The OMHP provides a housing and support programme for people with mental health problems in Oxfordshire, funded by the NHS and Oxfordshire County Council and delivered by four organisations: Oxfordshire Mind, Response, Elmore and Connection. They provide a ...

Oxfordshire Mind’s Supported Housing Service offers accommodation with support in Oxford City and in West and South Oxfordshire. Staff are available Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm with an on-call service out of hours for emergencies. Accommodation is provided in various settings including large and small shared houses and self-contained flats. The service is aimed ...

Volunteers are essential to our work, enabling us to provide more life-changing services to people with mental health concerns. We welcome volunteers from all walks of life. If you need some extra support to get involved, just let us know and we will do our best to help. ...

If you are currently in contact with mental health services in Oxfordshire, please refer to your Care Plan for information about what you should do if you are feeling more unwell or unsafe. Your Care Plan will contain helpful instructions about how to help yourself in a crisis and who to contact for further assistance. ...

If you are currently in contact with mental health services in Oxfordshire, please refer to your Care Plan for information about what you should do if you are feeling more unwell or unsafe. Your Care Plan will contain helpful instructions about how to help yourself in a crisis and who to contact for further assistance. ...

Fully equipped, state-of-the art gym with excellent facilities for all abilities. The Park Club Oxford benefits from a group exercise studio, steam room, swimming pool, offering swimming lessons for children and adults in Oxford and the area, personal training, spa, therapy rooms, a cycling studio and free parking for our customers ...

OWCC offers a professional counselling service to women in Oxfordshire. Counsellors are fully qualified or following an approved training course. OWCC provides a supportive counselling environment for women seeking help to explore the issues in their lives and to consider alternative perspectives. People can self-refer by phone, leaving their name and contact details. Cost is ...

The New Beginnings Team provides practical and emotional support to people who experienced sexual exploitation while aged under 18. Our clients often struggle with a number of difficulties as a result of this abuse, and find it very difficult to move on with their lives. We support people around practical issues such as information and ...

We work with schools, colleges, CAMHS, local authorities, and third sector partners including Oxfordshire Youth to improve services for children and young people and campaign for positive change. Our services support children and young people to increase their knowledge and coping skills including innovative courses like Boxing and Wellbeing. We are offering new provision supporting ...

Somewhere Safe to Stay Oxford provides support and short term accommodation to those who are at risk of homelessness or who are new to rough sleeping. The building of Floyds Row will also accommodate a multi-agency hub where individuals who are experiencing homelessness can come and engage positively with other agencies such as Turning Point ...

The patient services team are here to answer queries and concerns related to Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group. Patient Services provide confidential, on-the-spot advice and support, helping you to sort out any concerns you may have about the care they provide and guiding you through the different services available from the NHS. Patient Services aim to: Resolve ...

Oxfordshire Mind has Wellbeing Hubs in Abingdon, Banbury, Oxford and Witney, which are part of the Oxfordshire Mind Wellbeing Service, split into three localities. Wellbeing Hubs provide peer support groups, a programme of short courses and workshops designed to promote wellbeing and many creative activities and groups. Some Peer support groups also take place in ...

Big Brothers Big Sisters creates long term mentoring friendships that support children to thrive in life. They match volunteer mentors with local children aged 7-11. These positive relationships have a lasting influence on young people’s lives, boosting their self-esteem and helping them to achieve their goals. It’s also loads of fun! Big Brothers Big Sisters is a project based in ...

‘Everything is known except how to live’: these words from the French Philosopher Jean Paul Sarte neatly sum what we most often struggle with: the living of life.   GCSEs, NVQs, Adult education classes, Trade Training on all topics are fairly straightforward. The living of life! Ah well that’s another matter and often complicated. There ...

Dovecote Voluntary Parent Committee is made up of local parents who came together as a constituted group in 1996 to help meet the needs of young children and families living in a new development known as Greater Leys. They provide various services with the aim of improving outcomes and life chances for young children, children ...

Wesley Memorial is a busy church, with activities for all ages. They have a full programme for children and young people. Students – undergraduates and graduate students of both universities, and young adults are most welcome in their fellowship. The church gathers for worship every Sunday and meets in home groups and on Zoom during ...

In-Spire Sounds was set up in 2018 by musician and producer ‘King Boyden’ in order to provide a professional recording, mixing & mastering service that is affordable and supportive of community and charitable activities. Their ‘Inspiring Change Through Music’ project is one of the main aspects of community/youth work that they do. They work with ...