Charities In Oxfordshire

Sheltered housing for retired or soon to be retired

The Oxford Transplant Foundation has launched a campaign to raise funds towards establishing an Institute of Transplantation in Oxford allowing clinical practice,research and patient care to work in harmony with each other and to enhance the facilities available for Transplant and Renal patients.

Avon Cat Rescue has been active for over 50 years. At premises in South Warwickshire, relinquished and stray cats receive sanctuary and care prior to rehoming. The charity does not practice euthanasia except on medical grounds and with veterinary advice, therefore non-rehomable cats may become permanent residents. The charity operates locally and, to a lesser degree, in adjacent counties.

The Advancement of Education with the University of Oxford by the provision of debates and the maintenance of Library and Reading Room facilities

The principle activity of the charity is to provide advice.

We are a volunteer-managed provider of Early Years Childcare and Education to children in and around Whitchurch-on-Thames, South Oxfordshire. Our children are aged 2.5 to 4 years old.

The objective of the Chipping Norton Lido is to promote the health and social welfare of all sections of the community, particularly the elderly and the young, in Chipping Norton and the surrounding areas by running an open air swimming pool providing healthy recreation, sports education and improvement of quality of life

Holding public Meetings for Worship in the area of Mid-Thames, regular meetings for Church affairs and participating in Quaker work

? Enable people of all ages to worship God and to develop their faith and see its relevance to their daily lives? Through liturgy and prayer to encourage people to a greater awareness of the presence of God? Show practical concern for those in need, both in the community and in the world at large ? Seek to promote social justice

The Silverlining Charity activities are centered around our members and their needs/aspirations. We have created the STAR (Structured Therapeutic Activity for Rehabilitation) programme. This is a free weekly schedule of online activities, sessions and courses that run term times through the year. We also provide direct face to face activities in the community which are low cost accessible to all

Principal activity is the provision of Youth and Community work in and around Henley on Thames

The primary activity is grantmaking for charitable purposes, mainly within the City of Oxford and its immediate neighbourhood.

Advancement of Christian faith according to principles of the Baptist Union through regular public worship, Bible study, preaching, teaching, pastoral care, celebration of the Lord's Supper, Believer's Baptism, mission - local, national & international. Teaching, encouragement.& inclusion of young people. Fostering relations with Baptists & other Christians. Supporting charitable social action.

Improving and supporting the lives of autistic children, young people and adults, their parents, their families and carers.

Cecily's Fund supports orphans and vulnerable children access education to help lift themselves out of poverty. Our key activities include enabling orphans and vulnerable children go to school; supporting children to succeed at school; strengthening community support for children's education; preparing for life after school through entrepreneurship and training.

To promote the study of economics; to promote research in economics and publish the useful results thereof; and in particular to edit and arrange publication of the learned journal Oxford Economic Papers

To relieve persons resident in any part of the world but in particular those resident or temporarily located in Oxfordshire who are in need.To further the education of children attending maintained schools in Oxfordshire.Such other charitable purposes for the general benefit of the inhabitants of Oxfordshire as theTrustees think fit.

The Willow Trust owns two purpose built boats operating on the Gloucester-Sharpness canal. During the course of a year 7,000 disabled and seriously ill children and adults spend a day on the fully wheelchair accessible boats. Nobody pays, facilities on board ensure even the most profoundly disabled person is able to enjoy a unique and inspiring day on the water away from their usual surroundings.

Regular public worship open to allThe provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereavedTeaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groupsTaking of religious assemblies in schoolsSupporting other charities in the UK and overseas

TO SUPPORT & ASSIST THE WORK OF OXFORD BOTANIC GARDEN & HARCOURT ARBORETUM BY SEEKING FINANCIAL SUPPORT

The advancement of the Christian faith according to the principles of the Baptist denomination.

Providing transport for fully inclusive members of the Public including those in need of wheelchair access, via timetabled services within North Oxfordshire.Connecting with National services ensuring especially hospital and surgery visits can be maintained.Shopping and social opportunities for people who otherwise would not be able to leave their villages.Entirely run by volunteers.

The foundation aims to assist professionals working with adolescents in improving their professional skills in working to improve the mental health of adolescents in the following ways:The publication of the Journal of Adolescence (6 issues per year)Funding for TrainingPracticioner Briefing Papers

To advance the religious and other charitable work of the Sisters by caring for individual members of the Institute throughout their lives. The charity aims to enable and support the sisters to live out their faith and to put that faith into practice through a variety of religious and other charitable works. The Institute's purpose is to serve people, through education and health care.

The principal activity is the construction and operation of an exhibition of landscape, model building and railways at Long Wittenham, Abingdon, Oxfordshire.