charity in Stoke Lyne

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The charity that people turn to regarding childhood acquired brain injury.

Mental illness affects one in four of us in our lifetime, but people can and do recover. We support people to take control of their recovery.

Mental illness affects one in four of us in our lifetime, but people can and do recover. We support people to take control of their recovery.

Scope exists to make this country a place where disabled people have the same opportunities as everyone else. Until then, we’ll be here.

Royal Voluntary Service volunteers help older people in Oxfordshire - Oxford, Banbury, Botley, Abingdon, Whitney, Chinnor, East Hanney - to help them maintain their independence and stay involved…

We are the independent charity giving free and confidential support to people affected by crime and traumatic events across England and Wales. We only monitor our Facebook page during office hou…

Hft is a national charity that supports adults with learning disabilities and autism across the UK to live the best lives possible.

The Oxfam Supply Centre purchases, stores and distributes emergency humanitarian equipment to both Oxfam programmes and external agencies, worldwide.

At Reign Ministries we offer qualified Youth Ministry Training to prepare you for a life of mission and discipleship with young people.

Our vision is that all deaf children have the opportunity to listen and speak as equals alongside their hearing peers.

St John Ambulance training venues

Adoption UK is a national charity run by and for adopters. We provide information training and guidance at all stages of the adoption process. Our vision is a world where all children and young p…

OHCT aims to encourage public interest in religious buildings and offers support funding for repairs and maintenance to places of worship in Oxfordshire

Home-Start Banbury & Chipping Norton supports parents with at least one child under 5 who are dealing with issues such as isolation, sickness, disability, mental health issues, domestic abuse, tw…

Banbury Young Homelessness Project, BYHP, offers free services to young people, 13 to 25. Call us on 01295 259 442 for help with benefits, housing advice, counselling or family mediation.

Dogs for Good is a life-transforming charity, creating partnerships between people living with disability and specially trained assistance dogs.

Even in a prosperous area like Oxfordshire there are many children who have trouble reading. ARCh helps hundreds such children each year by finding volunteers to work with them.

At Abbeyfield House in Banbury, we provide a peaceful, friendly atmosphere for older people, where they can remain as independent as possible with support when needed.

We support people in our community who are facing life-limiting illnesses. Reg. Charity No. 297099

We support people in our community who are facing life-limiting illnesses. Reg. Charity No. 297099