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 ...

St Mungo’s services in Oxford includes Oxford Street Population Outreach Team (OxSPOT) for people experiencing rough sleeping, commissioned by Oxford City Council. OxSPOT works intensively with people experiencing rough sleeping, helping them access accommodation and support services that can prevent them from returning to the streets. If you are concerned about someone experiencing rough sleeping, ...

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 ...

Options counselling service provides individuals aged 18 and over who need counselling support for any number of issues from life changing decisions to the smallest, seemingly insignificant aspects of everyday life which can leave someone feeling confused, depressed and unhappy. Our counsellors are qualified and experienced professionals who provide confidential one to one counselling using ...

Galop works directly with thousands of LGBT+ people who have experienced abuse and violence every year. We specialise in supporting victims and survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, hate crime, and other forms of abuse including honour-based abuse, forced marriage, and so-called conversion therapies. We are a service run by LGBT+ people, for LGBT+ people, ...

Men’s Advice Line is a team of friendly Advisors who will listen and believe you. Our team are available to offer you non-judgmental support, practical advice and information. Our focus is to increase the safety of men experiencing domestic abuse (and the safety of any children) by providing confidential support. ...

Rehab 4 Addiction is a free helpline run by people who’ve beaten drug and alcohol rehab themselves. Rehab 4 Addiction works closely with rehabilitation centres and outpatient clinics throughout the United Kingdom and the admissions team match a patients’ addiction with an appropriately placed rehabilitation centre. ...

Please contact us for free Therapy and Life Coaching sessions by BACP-approved Counsellors and Oxford University Qualified Life Coach. Sessions for now will be via online video service due to the Covid-19 restrictions but its safe and non-invasive. Register now. Spaces are limited! We are a women’s charitable company, working with Black, Asian, African, Caribbean, ...

Enrych Oxfordshire is a charity that supports adults with a physical disability to enjoy the most active and independent lives possible. We need volunteers of all ages, abilities and backgrounds to create partnerships and share in a leisure or learning activity with our members. We deliver PA services in Leicestershire, Derbyshire and Oxfordshire. We also ...

Nai’s House CIO is unique, user led suicide prevention and mental health support service for under 30s. We provide an easy to access, flexible and consistent support service that is tailored to meet the needs of each individual guest, in a non-clinical, non-judgemental, confidential setting. A blend of youth and well being services, our holistic ...

Free debt advice and personal support in your community. We have centres in Witney, Chipping Norton, Thame, Wheatley, Oxford, Wallingford & Didcot to provide full long-term support to all, regardless of faith, background, size and nature of debt. Clients get to meet a friendly local debt coach in their own home, can benefit from the ...

Until 2024 Survivor Space was known as the Oxfordshire Sexual Abuse and Rape Crisis Centre – or OSARCC for short. They still run the same, trauma-informed specialist services for survivors of sexual violence in Oxfordshire, and hope to reach even more people who need their help in the community. They mostly provide support to self-identifying ...

‘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 ...

Didcot Baptist Church is a friendly, family church of around 140 people.  Their main Sunday service is at 10.30am when people of various age, background and nationalities gather together. They support children, young people and their families. During the week they host baby and toddler groups and the Girls Brigade. Every Sunday morning they have ...

The mission of the University of Oxford’s Education Deanery is to empower education practitioners and policy professionals worldwide to understand, use, and co-produce high-quality research evidence in education. The Oxford Education Deanery aims to facilitate a two-way conduit between the wealth of expertise in Oxford’s world-leading Department of Education and the stakeholders in whose name its ...

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 ...

The Therapeutic Rainbow works with children who have experienced trauma, bereavement, separation , anger, anxiety and much more. They also work with parents offering Filali sessions exploring what’s going on for them and how we can best support them to therefore support their child. ...

Oxfordshire Discovery College think that learning together about mental health is the best way to tackle difficult feelings, and is also a great way to connect with other people, so they provide lived-experience-led learning programmes exploring mental health topics. ...

The Anna Freud Centre is an evidence-based mental health charity supporting children young people and their families. Their support includes free resources for children and young people, parents and carers and professionals supporting families including nurseries, schools and colleges and mental health professionals. They work with those who bring up children and young people or ...

Home-Start Oxford is a voluntary organisation providing non-judgmental, compassionate, confidential and individual support to families who are going through tough times, and have at least one child under 5. Home-Start Oxford supports families in Oxford, and the centre and west of the county including Wheatley, Islip, Kidlington, Woodstock, Witney, Carterton and Burford. ...

Home-Start Oxford is a voluntary organisation providing non-judgmental, compassionate, confidential and individual support to families who are going through tough times, and have at least one child under 5. Home-Start Oxford supports families in Oxford, and the centre and west of the county including Wheatley, Islip, Kidlington, Woodstock, Witney, Carterton and Burford. ...

Educational Psychologists are highly skilled professionals who help people to understand how they think, feel, learn and behave. They work with children and young people aged 0-25 years in a range of settings, including nurseries, mainstream schools, special schools and colleges. Their work can be undertaken at the individual, class or whole-school level. They work ...

Educational Psychologists are highly skilled professionals who help people to understand how they think, feel, learn and behave. They work with children and young people aged 0-25 years in a range of settings, including nurseries, mainstream schools, special schools and colleges. Their work can be undertaken at the individual, class or whole-school level. They work ...