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Independent local charity Age UK Oxfordshire is putting a call out for volunteers for its telephone befriending service, Phone Friends.
We can all feel lonely sometimes, but prolonged and/or intense experiences of loneliness can have negative impacts on both our physical and mental health. Loneliness can increase the risk of early mortality by 26%, increase risk of poor mental health and is associated with elevated blood pressure and acute stress responses*.
With 1 in 5 older people in Oxfordshire reporting feeling lonely** and as we move into winter with colder and shorter days heightening feelings of loneliness and isolation, Age UK Oxfordshire’s Phone Friends service is needed more than ever.
Currently over 375 people receive a free, weekly telephone call from their friendly Phone Friend, but there are thousands more older people who could benefit from the service.
Volunteer telephone befrienders really brighten the lives of older people feeling lonely or isolated. An older person recently supported said, “It’s just what I needed to help stop me from feeling lonely.” and other said of their Phone Friend, “You always lift my spirits”.
Volunteering as a Phone Friend requires a minimum commitment of 1 hour per week which enables you to call up to 3 people and can be at a regular time that suits you. Calls can be made from the comfort of your own home and any expenses for call costs are covered.
If you’re friendly and feel comfortable talking whilst also providing a listening ear, you could bring comfort and friendship to local older people this winter. To register your interest in supporting Age UK Oxfordshire’s campaign to reduce loneliness amongst local older people, please call 01295 234 850 or email phonefriends@ageukoxfordshire.org.uk or visit www.ageuk.org.uk/oxfordshire for more information.
* www.campaigntoendloneliness.org
*23% of those 50-64 and 19% of those 75+ report feeling lonely sometimes or always (Oxfordshire data from 2021 Census).
For more details contact:
Emma Duckett media@ageukoxfordshire.org.uk 07799 051682
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We have an exciting vacancy aiming to recruit a couple of new trustees to join Asylum Welcome’s Board. Please see details below:
AW Trustee Job Description May 23 final
Asylum Welcome is seeking new trustees
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Join a vibrant team to make a positive difference for individuals and care for our environment.
We are looking for more volunteers to help us achieve all our ambitions.
There’s a specific call out for those with woodworking skills and who love supporting people into employment.
As a one-off, an electrician that could salvage some brass downlighters from an Oxford library would be very welcome so that we can make them available for sale.
And generally, anyone with some DIY skills that could give up a few hours, ideally regularly each week, would be very welcome. This time could be spent tidying up, putting wood away, de-nailing wood, cutting whisky barrels in half, a bit of sanding … there’s always something very helpful to do with a very friendly team to help.
For more details contact:
OWR Retail Manager
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Become a Healthwatch Oxfordshire trustee – and help us make local health and care better
If so, Healthwatch Oxfordshire needs you to become a trustee!
Full details:
Become a Healthwatch Oxfordshire trustee – March 2023
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You can book a room via the Book Room link below. Or you can contact us at info@MyVision.org.uk or 01865 725595.
Room Hire – MyVision Oxfordshire
Rooms are currently available Monday-Thursday 9am-4pm (3pm last booking). All rooms come with free Wi-Fi, limited parking or close access to Redbridge Park and Ride. We are situated next to a major bus stop serving Oxford City, Abingdon, Didcot and Reading, and a short bus journey or taxi ride from Oxford railway station. You can find out where we are and how to get to us here: Contact Us.
Booking a room at our centre in Oxford provides vital funds to ensure blind and visually impaired people can live full and active lives. You can find out more about our services and the work we do here: Support Services.
Our space has been designed with access in mind. Our small and large meeting rooms are situated upstairs with lift access, blue badge parking is situated close to our entrance and there are grab rails throughout. Lighting levels can be adjusted to suit your needs. There are two accessible toilets, one on the ground floor and one on the first floor.
We have limited spaces available. For large groups we advise using the Redbridge Park and Ride, which is a short walk from our centre. We also have a cycle shed where you can store your bike securely, please notify a member of the team when you arrive if you’d like to use this.
Refreshments are not included but you will have access to our small kitchen facilities.
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OXPIP have some surplus office equipment for donation to another charity or social enterprise.
Two desks, standard size
Three display boards, slightly faded in places. 2 are large, approx 5.5 feet x 4 feet, one is smaller 4ft x 4ft .
Collection from OX5. Please contact sam.smith@oxpip.org.uk
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BRAND NEW ZERO CARBON COMMUNITY CENTRE HAS ROOMS TO RENT FROM FEBRUARY 2023
Bullingdon Community Association(BCA) is now offering organisations the opportunity to rent space in our new Community Centre which is owned by Oxford City Council. The Centre is designed to be accessible and welcoming to everyone with some free parking and cycle racks outside. Our large atrium is a shared space which includes our toilets and a large kitchen before you move into the room hosting your event. We overlook Lye Valley & Peat Moors recreation area.
Full details: Organisational Hire of Bullingdon Final Nov 22[40643]
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Andy Willis BCAv, Founder and Chairman of Banburyshire Advice Centre has been awarded the prestigious national award of Supporter of the Year Award for Rethink.
Andy is a campaigner for Rethink and Mind and has supported lots of people with mental health difficulties access disablement benefits. His work for Banburyshire Advice Centre has helped lots of people across four counties of Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire.
Andy has written a report on Mental Health and also runs Mental Health Awareness Courses
The trustees and volunteers at Banburyshire Advice Centre are extremely proud of Andy’s hard work in fund raising for the Banburyshire Advice Centre and his work to make the world a better place by helping those in need through practical help and his campaign work.Further details of all Andy’s charity work can be found on https://www.andywillis.online/
Andy Willis said, “I am greatly honoured that my campaign work and work everyday to help people with mental health difficulties has been recognised by Rethink. Thank you to the people who nominated me.”
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If you are looking for a space to hire in Oxford, whether you want to host a meeting, or run a group or class then we have a range of options to suit you
Room rentals available in Oxford for charities and community groups – https://www.myvision.org.uk/about-us/room-hire/
We work in a challenging environment, and we are now looking for new trustees to join our board. Whilst we’re seeking people with either legal or financial expertise, we also are open to interest from people who may bring expertise other areas such as health and social care, employment, HR, or other disability related issues.
Full details and how to apply:
Trustee Advert (Voluntary Position) – MyVision Oxfordshire
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Hours: Up to 1 day per month
Salary: Unremunerated, but travel and subsistence expenses are reimbursed
Locations: Meetings held across Oxon, Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes
Full details: Trustee Recruitment ADVERT Sep 22
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Oxfordshire South & Vale Citizens Advice is a local charity providing free, confidential and independent advice to help people in South Oxfordshire and the Vale of the White Horse resolve their problems.
We are looking for several new Trustees to join our Board
The main issues people bring us concern benefits, debt, employment, housing, relationship and consumer problems. Following advice, four in five people are able to resolve their problem and we help most to find a way forward. We also use evidence to influence policies and practices that affect people’s lives both locally and nationally.
What do you need to have?
If you are interested in joining our Board please email our recruitment team: recruitment@osavcab.org.uk
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Oxfordshire Youth is looking for a Chair of Trustees. The Chair leads the Board of Trustees for Oxfordshire Youth, ensuring that it governs the charity effectively, in service of the charity’s vision and mission. The Chair leads in an inclusive way, supporting the Board to work together well, and providing support and challenge to the Chief Executive. The Chair is an ambassador for the charity and is pivotal to the continued growth and success of Oxfordshire Youth.
Oxfordshire Youth’s Mission is to meet the needs and aspirations of young people and build a resilient youth sector across Oxfordshire. Our Vision is for all young people to be empowered, feel respected, and know that they are valued.
Chair of Trustees recruitment pack edited 04_07_22 final
Chair of Trustees role profile 2022 V3
To apply, please contact: Please visit Oxfordshire Youth’s website, https://oxfordshireyouth.org/job/chair-of-trustees/, for full information and details of how to apply.
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Tuesdays 9.30-11.30, Blackbird Leys Community Centre – a relaxed group to practice speaking English with other parents. Contact: oxford.admin@afiuk.org
Full details: 
Flo’s the Place in the Park are looking for a new Board Chair at Flo’s: A person with the right skills and strong experience, and a passion for what we do and how we help those that live in OX4. Flo’s is a vibrant community enterprise bub which hosts many different community activities
Our purpose centres around: Community ownership: a hub run by the community for the community Community assets: making socially and environmentally just use of space Finance working locally: supporting social enterprise and the circular economy Community wellbeing: delivering and hosting services that help people feel better We are looking for a Chair of Trustees to lead Flo’s board as we take the next steps in Flo’s development.
Please see Chair-role-description-2022-1 for more information about Flo’s, our plans for the future and what the role for Chair includes. We welcome any interest to discuss the role further- do contact Richard Hadfield (current Chair) on chair@flosoxford.org.uk
For more details contact: : chair@flosoxford.org.uk
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Meeting rooms, office space and hot desks available for immediate use.
Community Meeting Space
Light, airy, adaptable space suitable for meetings,
workshops and more. Smart TV and whiteboard.
Capacity:
£20 per hour / £50 per half-day / £30 per evening
Offices for Hire
Three offices of various sizes available for long or short-term hire at very reasonable rates.
Hot Desking @ Peace House
Your home office, away from home.
Includes:
Superfast Broadband
Kitchen
£40 per day / £100 per week / £250 per month
Full details: PHv3
19 Paradise Street
Oxford OX1 1LD
01865 250781
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Be Free Young Carers (BFYC) currently operates across South Oxfordshire and the Vale of White Horse Districts. We offer support and advice dedicated to improving the lives and well-being of young carers.
BFYC is the only specialist charity supporting young carers in Oxfordshire. We provide advice and guidance, offer befriending and peer support, enabling young carers to meet socialise and have fun, increasing their self-confidence and improving their mental well-being.
In the post pandemic period, like many charities in Oxfordshire, BFYC has seen an increase in demand. It is also clear that a significant unmet need to support young carers exists across the county. We have a strategy to expand the geographical remit of young carers we can support, moving into Oxford in 2022 and the surrounding area, but retaining a focus on
Southern Oxfordshire. Our strategy will result in young carers across Oxfordshire receiving vital support they urgently need.
We are currently seeking two trustees:
– one who has experience/qualifications in the finance profession – accountancy experience desirable;
– one who has experience/ qualifications within the legal profession.
We are keen to see applications from across Oxfordshire and a diverse range of backgrounds.
We are looking for individuals with a financial accounting and legal background to join the Board and support our dedicated, growing, professional and highly motivated BFYC team. This is an exciting time to join a small but thriving, growing charity and a rare opportunity to
contribute to meeting the needs of Young Carers across Oxfordshire.
Full details: Trustees advert 2022 (4)
To apply, please contact: Please contact David Wells, Chair
BFYC at davidwells15@ntlworld.com if you wish to be considered for the post.
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We are in desperate need of volunteers that are happy to befriend a young carer once a week or fortnightly for 2-3 hours that live in the villages so need to be drivers, but we are also needing to build up our pool of befrienders and volunteers in Oxford too. This is subject to safer recruitment checks and training being completed. Please contact:
katrina.barber@befreeyc.org.uk
Chair of Trustees role specification pack v4
Please see above documents for full details. Closing dates for application is 28 February.
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Trustee Board vacancies
Our Board is well experienced and plays a fundamental part in shaping the governance and strategy of Citizens Advice North Oxon and South Northants.
We are particularly keen to hear from candidates with a legal, financial or fundraising background.
Prior Trustee Board experience is not essential. The Board meets 4-8 times per year, either for full board meetings or for sub-committee meetings. Our meetings are usually held digitally but we will resume face to face meetings when it is safer to do so. Meetings are then either in Banbury or Bicester.
Full details: Trustee vacancy CANOSN copy Jun 19
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More about the treasurer position can be found here https://www.flosoxford.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Treasurer-Role-Description.pdf
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Banbury based Youth theatre charity, Cherwell Theatre Company (CTC) are excited to share their recent filmed live performances with care homes and schools in and around the Cherwell District throughout Christmas and the New Year.
With an increase in popularity of live theatre recordings throughout the pandemic, CTC are keen to bring the magic of theatre directly to new audiences, in the comfort of their own surroundings for a truly accessible experience.
Full details: Cherwell Theatre Company Bring Live Shows Straight To Your Screen
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Do you want to be a volunteer? Have a passion for education? Do you believe in adult learning?
We would like to count on you to create a new WEA (Workers’ Educational Association) branch/volunteer group in your area.
A WEA branch is a local group that works together to organise and promote an educational programme to people in their area by providing a programme of courses, planning and promoting courses, enrolling students and running courses.
A branch must have at least two elected officers, who are not related to each other, covering two roles: a Chair and a Secretary.
If you would like to know more about it, get in touch with ipradera@wea.org.uk (or 07747790154) and we will contact you.
For info: https://www.wea.org.uk/volunteer
More information here: Set up a WEA volunteer group
For more details contact: : Inigo Pradera
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We are Jewins women2women BAME THERAPY AND COACHING CENTRE, We are Oxfordshire’s and Uk’s first BAME THERAPY AND COACHING CENTER FOR BAME WOMEN who are fleeing or suffering from domestic violence, We work with BAME women in Oxfordshire and the UK , We provide online Coaching and Counselling working with BACP approved Counsellors and Oxford University trained Coaches with other Certified Coaches.
We are also a Social Enterprise trying to raise funds to set up Oxfordshire’s first Independent Women’s Refuge, in the last 8 years we have worked with ethnic minority women suffering or fleeing domestic abuse in Oxfordshire providing : Pastoral and cultural support, advocacy, mediation, employment and immigration support, life coaching and personal development support. We have been recently funded by the innovation panel Oxfordshire county council to provide online counselling and coaching support to these ethnic minority women in Oxfordshire who had suffered from domestic abuse, we also provide cultural support.
Donate to support our fundraising effort or volunteer for us.
http://jewinswomen2women.co.uk/
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Clerk to Trustees – Advert 2021
Loneliness charity The Archway Foundation’s CEO – Abingdon-based Sheila Furlong – has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
Full link to the story below:
Archway Foundation Queens Honours List Press Release
The Archway Foundation has been in Oxford for nearly 40 years, serving people hurt by loneliness.
We currently have an opening for a Fundraising Trustee, to perform the duties of a Trustee of the Archway foundation and assist the Board of Trustees to develop a new approach to fundraising and/or income generation.
You can find a full description at the link below, by contacting us at office@archwayfoundation.org.uk or by leaving a message on 01865 790552.
Fundraising Trustee – The Archway Foundation
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We are looking for an experienced volunteer fundraiser to help us research and identify the sources of funding to enable us to start our programme to help those who have no recourse to public funds.
Oxfordshire Homeless Movement (OHM) is seeking support to change the lives of some of the most disadvantaged homeless people in the region. Specifically, we need funds to run the programme, and suitable properties to house people who will be destitute without support.
If you have experience of researching and building cases to grant making organisations, a passion to help end homelessness and some time to help us over the next six weeks, we would love to hear from you.
Full details: Fundraising Volunteer | Oxfordshire Homeless Movement
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ANDREW WILLIS BCAv HAS BEEN MADE A FELLOW! Banburyshire Advice Centre is pleased to announce our Chairman; Andrew Willis BCAv has received the following prestigious accolade.
Andrew Willis has been made a Fellow Paralegal and can now use the post nominals F.NALP. The board of Paralegals (NALP) met on 2nd December 2020 and was satisfied he met the requirements to become a Fellow of the organisation in recognition of his legal expertise over the years helping the general public.
Full details: Press Release Andy Willis FELLOW
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One-Eighty are currently looking for new Trustees to join our Board. Full details can be found here: Advert – Trustee Recruitment – 2020.12.15
Details can also be found by following the link to our website – https://one-eighty.org.uk/career-opportunities.
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Room Hire – a new home for your small business/charity in Oxford city centre
Ready to move your business into a first home? Thinking of downsizing because of the pandemic? Wanting to expand your coaching or therapy practice? We’ve a great space available at an excellent price. Modernised and retaining original Edwardian features, our White Room has become available for hire on an ongoing or flexible basis. It’s a 24m2 (6×4 metres), light, open, 1st floor room that features:
The building also features:
Centrally sited, it’s 10 minutes’ walk to train or coach station and only 2 minute’s walk from Westgate shopping/restaurants/bars. The building aims to be a professional and relaxed space, combining the friendliness of a home with the functionality of an office. Office available fully furnished option (extra fees apply) or unfurnished for you to make your own. Rent £622 per month (£7,464 per year) excluding Council Tax (no VAT applies)
Contact Padmakumara or John via office@for.org.uk or 01865 250 781. Arrange a viewing now and find the home for your business or charity that you’ve always dreamt of.
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Banburyshire Advice Centre has recently produced the following information sheets in response to the Covid situation:
If you know of any clients who require one please contact on this email: helpdeskbancp@yahoo.com
We can send out the information sheets by email or by post if we have the clients details.
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Action on Hearing Loss have produced communication tips on communicating with people who have hearing loss. There may be some people who are helping people especially with the older population who have higher chance of hearing loss.
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Citizens Advice North Oxfordshire and South Northamptonshire rolls out gambling support service that aims to tackle problems early.
Citizens Advice North Oxfordshire and South Northamptonshire is set to roll out a new project that will help its advisers spot the signs of gambling-related harm early. The Gambling Support Service, which takes a public health approach to the problem, will be 1 of 10 across the country funded by a £1.5 million, 2-year partnership with GambleAware. A dedicated trainer will teach advisers to identify anyone at risk of gambling-related harm and support them with the knock-on effects it can have, such as debt, work and housing problems.
Full details here: Press Release Citizens Advice Gambling Support Service
More information, contact: Chris Webster, Gambling Support Service Project Leader (Thames Valley and Northants), Citizens Advice North Oxfordshire & South Northants. Mobile: 07918 750299 Website: www.canosn/promoting-responsible-gambling
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Dean Court Community Centre has 3 meeting rooms, a fully equipped kitchen and one main hall available to hire. Rooms to suit groups from 2 to 100 people. Projector and audio equipment can also be hired.
Opened in 2014 the Centre is modern, light and airy.
Easy access on the outskirts of Oxford with ample parking and bike racks.
On two main bus routes; S1 and 4C, both serve Oxford train station. A short walk from main Botley shops.
Prices from £4/hour
See www.deancourtcc.org for full information
Contact Ellen Harker on deancourtcc@gmail.com or phone 01865 236160 to discuss your venue needs or to arrange a visit.
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At OXSRAD (Court Place Farm, Marsh Lane, Marston, Oxford, OX3 0NQ) there are two spaces available for groups to hire regularly or as a one-off. Slots available currently are:
Availability: Mondays – 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. Wednesdays – 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. Thursdays – 11:00 – 3:30 p.m Fridays – 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. Saturdays – 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Availability: Mondays – 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m and 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. Tuesdays – 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Wednesdays – 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Thursdays – 8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Fridays – 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Saturdays – 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m
Thanks to a generous award from the National Lottery Community Fund we are now able to offer the Language Line interpretation service at our drop-in breastfeeding support sessions in Oxford city (5 locations) and Didcot. This is part of our drive to serve all families in Oxfordshire, including those who face barriers to accessing traditional services.
We can now access interpretation in over 200 languages, via telephone. BSL (sign language) interpretation via mobile phone or tablet is also available. If the language you need is not on the list, it may still be available – in this case, it would be helpful if families could contact us in advance of their visit, so we can find out.
Unfortunately, our Jericho venue doesn’t have mobile phone reception. We can still access telephone interpretation there via landline (thanks to the support of the Health Visiting team) but we won’t be able to offer BSL interpretation at that venue.
We hope that Language Line will enable more families to find breastfeeding help and a supportive community at OBS. Please tell your non-English speaking families about this new service, and pass on the message to other organisations who may be working with these families – we need your help to spread the word!
If you’re not familiar with the services our charity provides, you can find out more from our website. OBS serves all families, with many different kinds of feeding journeys. You are welcome to sign up to our OBS Professionals mailing list to receive news and updates from our project.
You can read about what to expect at a drop-in session and find stories from some of our service users here and find us on Facebook. We also offer a private, women-only Facebook group for 24/7 breastfeeding support from other mothers (currently 1600+ members from across Oxfordshire), closely moderated by our specialist team.
If there is anything that we can do to support the families you work with, we would be delighted to hear from you. Professional and voluntary supporters are always welcome to accompany families to our sessions, and to contact us about any families who would benefit from our service but are not able to access it. If you have any ideas about how we might work together to reach more families, we’d love to talk.
The Karcher Accumulator Challenge is an amazing project for community groups, schools colleges, businesses to participate in. It raises money for Katharine House Hospice through entrepreneurial projects. More info on this link: https://www.kaercher.com/uk/the-kaercher-accumulator-challenge.html
Trustees (Voluntary)
School Lane, Grove, Oxon, OX12 7LB
Tel: 01235 770074
YOUR CENTRE NEEDS YOU! In order to keep the doors of this important service open
To join our long-standing team. Ideally, you will have an interest in elderly care, be IT literate and someone community minded, who wants to get involved. Meeting six times a year (evenings) and carrying out the behind the scenes decision making and management of the charity, we are looking for at least three new Trustees with energy, abilities and commitment, to help us. Our Treasurer also needs to have backup, so someone with accounts experience would be very useful too.
Please respond to Christine Divall (Manager) on 01235 770074 (Tue & Thurs 09.00-15.30 only) or call in to the Centre for further information. Alternatively email your C.V. or interest to the Treasurer, Eric Hollinrake at grovedaycentre@hotmail.co.uk
Central Oxford: Office Space Available
Environmental charity has office space to sublet in central oxford / off Cornmarket.
Up to 10 desk spaces in shared office.
Potentially flexible arrangements possible.
Contact officespace@globalcanopy.org
We’d love to share with organisations who have similar values to our own.
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The Windrush Bike Project has approximately 700 sq feet of flexible space for rent in central Witney (Corn Street). This could be a workshop, offices or classrooms. If you are looking for good value office space, and want to share a building with a like minded organisation please get in touch.
For more details contact: : kath@windrushbikeproject.uk
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Looking for Rented Premises for Adults on the Autistic Spectrum
Premises needed around Wheatley, Thame, Chinnor area for My World, a not for profit organisation supporting Autistic Adults daily Monday to Friday, 9-5pm with life skills, activities, social interactions, education and training and so much more
Their current home is being redeveloped in January hence the need for this ad
Somewhere with parking and outside space would be perfect for this eclectic group of people
If you can help and for more details contact: : Ann Bratt 07952232984
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Our long-term daytime tenant is leaving and this fabulous space in St Peter’s Road, Wolvercote, OX2 8AU is now available for a sub-tenancy between the hours of 8.00 – 4.30 weekdays. (The county council is our landlord.)
The building would suit a charity, sports club or not-for-profit running day time activities or classes for your clients. You would get a fully serviced building with lovely grounds, including a sports ‘cage’, car parking, equipped kitchen, small office (two workstations), sports hall, meeting room, which could provide further office space, and chill-out areas. See photos and further details of the space and rooms on our website: www.wolvercoteypc.org.uk
Our preference is to negotiate terms with an organisation wanting full daytime occupancy but we would consider long-term hire of individual spaces within the building.
Interested? Write to hello@wolvercoteypc.org.uk and we will be in touch.
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The Berin Centre has rooms available for small meetings, 1:1 consultations and larger rooms suitable for training. Ample free parking right outside the door and a friendly welcome.
For more details contact: Linda – managereag@outlook.com
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Central Oxford venue hire: 3 rooms available for hire for meetings, interviews, training, one to one sessions, group activities, exhibitions and more. Hire can be for an hour, a day, a week or longer. Discounts available for OCVA members and charitable organisations. Wi-fi is available plus a projector, parking for the planner, disabled parking and use of a kitchen if required. For information, hire rates and online booking: https://ocva.org.uk/services/hire/. For further enquiries: 01865 251946
For more details contact: admin@ocva.org.
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