Root & Branch is a social and therapeutic gardening and craft centre for adults, 18+, who experience mental health difficulties, such as depression, anxiety, personality disorder, trauma or very low mood. Through groups and 1-1 sessions, their two-year programme encourages the use of the five ways to wellbeing tool. Their weekly sessions provide opportunities for ...

Didcot hub serves the South of the county and is a modern friendly centre offering key worker sessions, groups and activities. The Didcot team also run weekly drop-in sessions in Abingdon and Henley. ...

LDOX is an online community which supports people with learning disabilities, autism and special educational needs in Oxfordshire to get the best support and opportunities available. They aim to be a neutral space where people supporting people with learning disabilities in Oxfordshire can come together to support each other, to exchange knowledge, experience and information, ...

Oasis (Oxfordshire Autistic Society) is a charity run by parent volunteers for those bringing up children and young adults on the autistic spectrum. Oasis aims to create a supportive community through family events, informal groups, evening speaker meetings, and updates on the website of county wide events & information. ...

Helping you deal with relationship breakdown. Offering guidance and advice in terms of children and parenting, legal and mediation, relationship and conflict, money and work, health, and housing. ...

In the west of the county is the Witney hub. They offer recovery treatment, included in that is open access sessions, key work sessions and group work. They also offer DrugFam support, which is a peer-led session for family members affected by substance use. ...

Disability Employment Advisors promotes and supports use of the disability symbol. They work with employers and encourages and supports good practice in the recruitment, retention and development of disabled customers. They help protect the integrity of the benefit system by making sure customers fulfil their responsibilities and remain entitled to benefit. ...

Oxfordshire Employment Service are funded to offer support to anyone with long-term health issues or a disability to keep paid employment. They also provide supported internship opportunities, which are highly successful in supporting young people to enter work. They have teams of dedicated employment advisers located across the county, who can help you to: Develop ...

City of Oxford College is a further education college in Oxford. It has two campuses – one in the city centre and one in Blackbird Leys to the south east of Oxford city. The College works with employers to design and teach programmes that are relevant for the jobs of today and tomorrow. The adult ...

National Association for Children of Alcoholics (Nacoa) provides information, advice and support to children of alcohol-dependent parents and anyone concerned about their welfare, including friends, relatives and carers. ...

Specialist mental health clinical pharmacists and medicines management technicians who can provide information and advice about medicines. ...

The Eating Disorders Service provides care for adults with Anorexia, Bulimia or atypical eating disorders. Care includes psychological and medical treatment, physical monitoring and dietary advice. Also provides inpatient services. ...

The Gynecological Counselling service provides short-term counselling for women who have experienced the loss of a pregnancy, either by miscarriage or termination. ...

Provides impartial and independent advice to those suffering from alcohol related addiction. ...

Octopus Arts is a small charity that supports music groups for people with learning disabilities in Oxfordshire and Berkshire. ...

The UK’s largest voluntary sector provider of adult education in England and Scotland. The WEA runs educational courses across the country and priorities the needs of learners who are socially, economically or educationally disadvantaged. Many courses offer national qualifications. ...

The UK’s largest provider of skills, training and employment services. Learn Direct have helped millions of people gain new skills and transform their lives. Every day people up and down the country are learning new skills with Learn Direct. Some want to improve their skills to get a job or get a better job, others ...

The Open University helps people to fit study around their life and be their future self sooner with OU’s flexible career-boosting courses. They are the leading university for flexible, innovative teaching and world-leading research in the United Kingdom and in 157 countries worldwide. Uniquely placed to understand the needs of part-time students, combining their learning ...

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. ...

British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy is a professional body representing counselling and psychotherapy which also has a directory of practitioners in the UK. ...

The British Psychological Society is a registered charity and the representative body for psychology and psychologists in the UK. It is responsible for the promotion of excellence and ethical practice in the science, education, and application of the discipline.   ...

Ofwat is the economic regulator of the water sector in England and Wales. Ofwat are a non-ministerial government department. They were established in 1989 when the water and sewerage industry in England and Wales was privatised. ...

Active Oxfordshire represents and supports key partners in providing sport and active recreation opportunities in Oxfordshire so that everyone can participate in sport and active recreation and reach their full potential. There are a range of volunteering opportunities, from helping at events, organising sporting activities or providing administration, IT fundraising or management skills. ...

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. ...

At the Disability Rights Commission they have one key goal “A society where all disabled people can participate fully as equal citizens”. ...