Live Well Oxfordshire has been developed by Oxfordshire County Council, Age UK Oxfordshire & Affinity Works, to bring together information about groups and organisations offering services for adults with a variety of needs in one place. There is information about services including looking after someone, care homes and supported housing, support at home, work and learning, getting out and about, money, health, recovery and well-being.
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If you have mental health needs relating to deafness, please contact the Hearing Impairment Team.
Countywide service, based in Abingdon. Staff will make appointments to see you at the office or in your own home or talk with you via phone, text, fax or e-mail.
They can advise and support people of all ages with hearing, problems, including equipment assessment e.g. to improve your access to TV, doorbell, telephone etc.
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
Witney Community Support Service provides information and directions of how to find and get to the Witney centre. They offer tailored support activities for adults who have a learning disability, ageing health needs, physical disability, dementia or mental health needs.
The services and facilities they offer include:
- Art
- Craft work
- Gardens
- Physiotherapy
- Cookery
- Sport
- Sensory
- Volunteering and work
Wantage Community Support Service provides information and directions of how to find and get to the Wantage centre. They offer tailored support activities for adults who have a learning disability, ageing health needs, physical disability, dementia or mental health needs.
The services and facilities they offer include:
- Art
- Craft work
- Gardens
- Physiotherapy
- Cookery
- Sport
- Sensory
- Volunteering and work
- Soundabout Music sessions
Wallingford Community Support Service provides information and directions of how to find and get to the Wallingford centre. They offer tailored support activities for adults who have a learning disability, ageing health needs, physical disability, dementia or mental health needs.
The services and facilities they offer include:
- Art
- Cinema
- Drama
- Education
- Flower arranging
- Friendship group
- Sport
- Music
Oxford Community Support Service provides information and directions of how to find and get to the Oxford centre. They offer tailored support activities for adults who have a learning disability, ageing health needs, physical disability, dementia or mental health needs.
The services and facilities they offer include:
- Tea and coffee
- Hairdresser
- Blue badge assessments
- Seated yoga
- Health walks
- Bathing/shower facilities and support
- Film Club
- Pottery
- Lunch Club
Didcot Community Support Service provides information and directions of how to find and get to the Didcot centre. They offer tailored support activities for adults who have a learning disability, ageing health needs, physical disability, dementia or mental health needs.
The services and facilities include:
- Tea and coffee
- Hairdresser
- Podiatrist
- Physiotherapy
- Health walks
- Bathing/shower facilities and support
- Seated exercise
- Computer groups
- Book Club
- Film Club
- Pottery
- Lunch Club
Bicester Community Support Service offers tailored support activities for adults who have a learning disability, physical disability, dementia or mental health needs.
The services and facilities include:
- Art
- Craft work
- Bowling
- Community activities
- Cookery
- Gardening
- Gym
- Golf
- Music
- Volunteering and work
Banbury Community Support Service provides activities and services to help people stay healthy, independent and engaged. It supports adults with the following: mental health problems, physical disabilities, learning disabilities, and dementia. Each of the eight centres has flexible, knowledgeable, well-trained staff who ensure that support is offered in a person-centred way in line with people’s needs.