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Bicester Leisure Centre

The staff at Bicester Leisure Centre are committed to helping you along your fitness journey. The gym offers a wide range of instructor led and virtual classes, suitable for those who are new to fitness or fitness experts. There is a 25m swimming pool, a ‘play and teach’ pool (with slide and water features), as ...

Charlbury Community Centre

Charlbury Community Centre can host a large variety of sports and wellbeing classes of all descriptions, including adult education and therapy courses. So far we have responded to local wishes on the sports offered, but we are keen to offer as large a range as possible and to include all age groups and abilities. ...

The Park Club Oxford

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 ...

The Park Club Milton

Our gym at The Park Club Milton in Abingdon is Oxfordshire’s largest, best-equipped health club with 3 rowing machines, over 13 treadmills, more than 15 elliptical steppers and many more lifting equipment. Just outside of the big hall, an additional area is dedicated to dead-lifting exercises. ...

Willowbrook Leisure Centre

Willowbrook Leisure Centre is located in Bowmont Water and it’s run in partnership with Didcot Town Council. The fully equipped, air-conditioned facility offers a wide range of state-of-the-art cardiovascular equipment, a dedicated training area, free weights and spacious changing rooms. ...

Charlbury Community Centre

Charlbury Community Centre can host a large variety of sports and wellbeing classes of all descriptions, including adult education and therapy courses. So far we have responded to local wishes on the sports offered, but we are keen to offer as large a range as possible and to include all age groups and abilities. ...

Safe Haven

Feeling overwhelmed and struggling to cope, but nowhere to turn? If you’re in a dark place, you’re not on your own – we’re here for you. Oxfordshire Safe Haven is a safe and welcoming space for when you’ve reached the point where it feels like there’s no way out. We’re open 365 days a year, ...

Physical Activity and Wellbeing Project

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 ...

Wellbeing in the Workplace

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 ...

Fundraising

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/Venda Club

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 ...

What to do in an Emergency

Contact your General Practitioner (GP) if you are not known to mental health services. If you, a friend or relative are experiencing mental health problems and need emergency treatment, you should contact your General Practitioner (GP) in the first instance. Your GP is your family doctor, the doctor you would normally go to see if ...

If you are being seen by Adult Mental Health Services [AMHT]

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. ...

Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM)

Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) is a suicide prevention charity fighting to reduce the devastating impact of suicide in the UK. They run a life-saving helpline for anyone affected by suicide or suicidal thoughts. It’s free, anonymous and open from 5 pm to midnight every day. Their website has loads of tools and resources packed ...
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