Oxford Nightline
Overview
Oxford Nightline is a completely independent listening, support and information service run for and by students of Oxford Brookes University and the University of Oxford.
They know many students are having a difficult time. Whether in Oxford or at home, They are here to support them. They aim to provide every student in Oxford with the opportunity to talk to someone in confidence. Their volunteers are here to listen from 8pm to 8am, every night of the academic year.
Nightline is run for students, by students, and operate independently of the universities we serve. They don’t pretend to have all the answers, or try to solve problems, but they care about whatever is on your mind and will listen to whatever you want to talk about without judging or telling you what to do.
Beyond support calls, they also maintain an extensive database of information useful to students in Oxford, ranging from details of mental health services to STI clinics. And if you are walking home alone, they offer get home safe calls to chat until you reach your destination.
They know many students are having a difficult time. Whether in Oxford or at home, They are here to support them. They aim to provide every student in Oxford with the opportunity to talk to someone in confidence. Their volunteers are here to listen from 8pm to 8am, every night of the academic year.
Nightline is run for students, by students, and operate independently of the universities we serve. They don’t pretend to have all the answers, or try to solve problems, but they care about whatever is on your mind and will listen to whatever you want to talk about without judging or telling you what to do.
Beyond support calls, they also maintain an extensive database of information useful to students in Oxford, ranging from details of mental health services to STI clinics. And if you are walking home alone, they offer get home safe calls to chat until you reach your destination.
When/Where?
Updated on July 15, 2025
