Local youth club for girls(11-19yrs) at the EMBS Community College. Meets on Wednesdays 5pm-7pm during term time. The club is run by Oxford Youth Ambition
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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 young people between the ages of 12 and 25 in Oxfordshire who face a range of adversities such as mental health difficulties, economic deprivation, homelessness and exploitation. They support them through 121 sessions, mentoring, supportive groups sessions and specialised projects, promoting inclusion and access to music. They believe that music is a key therapeutic tool and, through the process of creating music, they can help inspire these young people, build their confidence and resilience and make positive changes in their lives.
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.
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 research is conducted. It offers a mechanism to support professional learning and research engagement among practitioners and policy audiences worldwide.
The Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) is the front door to Children’s Social Care for all child protection and immediate safeguarding concerns. It is a link between universal services such as schools and GPs and statutory services such as police and social care.
The church has children’s and youth groups when they meet in person, and a crèche space for parents with under 5s, with a live stream of the service.
Eynsham Baptist church is a friendly community-based church, rooted in the Baptist tradition but inclusive of Christians of all denominations and welcoming of all who seek to practise their faith. The Sunday morning service begins at 10.30am and they adopt a blended worship style, using traditional hymns as well as contemporary worship songs.
Bladon Junior Church meets weekly for a short, all-age service which is followed by games and activities. The Church specialises in music and drama, producing stage concerts and full length musical productions.
Christ Church Abingdon is a lively, diverse Anglican church meeting on Sundays and throughout the week.
They meet across two sites in North Abingdon: Northcourt Road and Long Furlong. Together they seek to flourish as a community practising the way of Jesus, growing as disciples and seeing their community and neighbourhoods transformed.
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 Sunday School during the services for ages 3-16. Didcot Baptist Church exist to show and share the love of Jesus in our words and actions. All are welcome.
During the week, you’ll find the church serving the community in various ways – through the Didcot Foodbank that is based at the church, through baby and toddler groups, their various cafe or coffee groups (including the Youth Cafe, Coffee & Company and their International Cafe), or house groups that gather to study the Bible together, and a variety of other means. A number of communty groups use their premises.
Their mission statement is:
‘to be a welcoming community, following Jesus and making him known’