OCVA provides advice, advocacy, development, information and training to the voluntary sector in Oxfordshire, supporting and empowering volunteers, networks, partnerships and non profit organisations. The Volunteer Centre helps people find volunteering opportunities via its Facebook page and monthly Newsletter which update opportunities available, volunteer experiences and upcoming training and events which may be of interest. ...

Response – Independent Housing is a long-term shared accommodation for people with mental health problems and low income support needs across Oxfordshire. Intensive Housing management is provided, no staff on site. This accommodation is based in Oxford and Banbury. ...

Oxford Phab (People Have Abilities) is a charity which aims to bring together people of all abilities (disabled and non disabled) to take part in a range of activities and get to know each other better. Activities include social nights, discos, trips out and holidays. Membership is open to anyone who supports the philosophy and ...

The Oxford hub is a one-stop treatment centre providing a wide range of treatment options, including harm reduction advice, structured group work programme, activities, complementary therapies and one-to-one key work sessions to promote recovery. The Oxford hub is open 6 days per week, including one evening until 8pm. ...

SMART is a charity who provide safe spaces to work with vulnerable people within our communities, empowering them to make positive changes and take control of their lives. Howard House is a Residential Detoxification Service for anyone over 18 who is dependent on drugs or alcohol, including benzodiazepines. Many people who use the service suffer ...

The Ley Community (TLC) is a Therapeutic Community recovery model of intervention and the period of time you will spend here will vary according to your needs. The Ley Community provides adults 18 or over with the opportunity to overcome serious drug and/or alcohol problems, and subsequently to lead full and fulfilling lives, through a ...

ADHD Oxfordshire is a small voluntary organisation founded by Mary Austin in 2010 as a response to the lack of understanding and services for her ADHD son, even after his eventual diagnosis at the age of 24. They provide information, training and support for people affected by ADHD, including adults with ADHD, parents and carers ...

The Dig ‘n’ Grow Learning Disability Project offers social and therapeutic gardening sessions to increase mental wellbeing and confidence, for people with learning disabilities. Self or third party referral. They have a rolling programme of seasonal and purposeful activities. You will be able to choose what you would like to do in each session. Their ...

Benson Youth Club is open 7–9pm during term times. There is a 50p subscription fee for each session. As well as activities at the club itself, they also organise days out to the cinema, ice skating, theme parks, and holidays/camping trips. ...

DrumBeats brings drum and guitar tutoring into primary and secondary schools in and around Oxford. Popular sessions include “Rhythm in Music”. DrumBeats has now grown to include tutoring in acoustic/electric guitar and have a large group of tutors to cover the teaching commitments. ...

Northway Youth Club meets each Tuesday 4-6pm (11-19 yrs) at Northway Tower Playbase. It is run by Youth Ambition whose qualified staff are working with young people and the community to make an exciting and thriving Youth club. ...

The Farm Inspiration Trust runs farm based programmes where people, particularly those who face challenges in their lives, can engage in purposeful activities that build their skills, enhance their learning and improve their health and wellbeing. Their ‘Farmability’ programme is a day service for adults with autism and learning disabilities. They also provide educational visits ...

The Social and Health Care Team provides a single point of access for adult social care services. The team provides information and advice on any query related to social care, including: Financial assessments Personal budgets Self-directed care   ...

Most children and their families have a good quality of life with minimal support from public services. But at times family life and bringing up children can be demanding. Families may need extra help from universal, targeted and specialist services. All agencies working with children and families are responsible for listening to their concerns, to ...

Oxford Playhouse is a theatre for everyone. The theatre’s Participation Team work with over 15,000 people each year through post show discussions, workshops, work experience, holiday schemes, a youth theatre and a young people’s theatre company. ...

Dovecote Easter and Summer Playschemes are for children aged 4 to 12 year old’s and run from 10am to 3pm. ...

The Oxford Foundation utilises theology, poetry, interfaith dialogue, drama, art, music, storytelling, successful role models and 1-2-1 mentoring to inspire young people to achieve and contribute in a meaningful way to British society. ...

For Oxford City and North East Oxfordshire Adult Mental Health Team (AMHT) please see secondary care and community based NHS services. ...

Oxfordshire County Council is providing a new integrated service from the Children & Family Centres across Oxfordshire. They are providing support and advice to children and families, with a special emphasis on supporting the whole family. Staff based at the Children and Family Centres will work closely with their partner agencies to provide a range ...

Oxfordshire County Council is providing a new integrated service from the Children & Family Centres across Oxfordshire. They are providing support and advice to children and families, with a special emphasis on supporting the whole family. Staff based at the Children and Family Centres will work closely with their partner agencies to provide a range ...

Oxfordshire County Council is providing a new integrated service from the Children & Family Centres across Oxfordshire. They are providing support and advice to children and families, with a special emphasis on supporting the whole family. Staff based at the Children and Family Centres will work closely with their partner agencies to provide a range ...

West Oxford Community Association (WOCA) is a volunteer-run non-profit, committed to improving the lives of those in West Oxford. At the community centre, they offer welfare, educational and recreational activities that you can get involved in. ...

A Toddler Group for 0-5 year olds situated in the Youth Centre Building on the Wood Farm Estate on the School Grounds. They operate four mornings a week – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9-11.30am. ...

Supports young people aged 16-18 (up to 25 with learning difficulties or disabilities) who are Not in Education Employment or Training (NEET) to access a suitable offer of learning or employment with training, including apprenticeships. One to one meetings, drop-ins, case work and more to support young people to re-engage with learning and address difficulties ...

Topaz is a collection of people; staff and volunteers, who run TOPAZ with and for young people who would like a safe space to explore their feelings and gain a better understanding of themselves. Topaz is a social group for young people aged 13-25 who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, or who are questioning ...