Charities In Oxfordshire

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT ALL PHYSICAL EDUCATION AVAILABLE TO STUDENT MEMBERS OF OXFORD UNIVERSITY AND OTHER RELATED CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF OXFORD UNIVERSITY, AND IN PARTICULAR TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF VINCENT'S CLUB, A CLUB REGISTERED WITH OXFORD UNIVERSITY.

The Young Women's Music Project (YWMP) is an educational charity that offers twice-monthly free workshops for women aged 14-21, which provide an inclusive and supportive space for young women to make music together, learn new skills, express themselves, and grow in confidence.

The centre is a community facility in Thame with several meeting rooms and a fully equipped kitchen available for functions, lunches etc. The centre is widely used by local businesses (for meetings and conferences), by a cross section of community groups and popular for family celebrations and wedding receptions.

The Pre-School aims to enhance the development and education of children under statutory school age by encouraging parents to understand and provide for the needs of their children through a community based group.

The principal activity of the charitable company is that of furthering the purpose of theWomen's Institute movement in Oxfordshire and elsewhere.

Supporting evangelism and pastoral work amongst the students and other young people in Oxford.

Provides a community mediation service to residents of Buckinghamshire and surrounding areas. Trains volunteers as community mediators.

The Welcome Church, Witney provides a variety of resources and facilities to advance the Christian faith in the lives of its members, other attenders and the community within which it is placed. This is demonstrated by the provision of public services of worship and ministries to different groups of people of different ages and abilities. The majority of activities are in the greater Witney area.

Provision of pre-school activities for children aged between 2.5 and 5 years old.

Regular public worship and provision of sacred space in central Oxford.Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereaved.Teaching of Christianity, promotion of Christianity:events and meetings,and literature.Promoting the whole mission of the Church through provision of activities.Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

To further the study, support, development and well being of individuals with an Autistic Spectrum Condition, and their families.

(a) for the public benefit, the preservation, restoration, development and maintenance of Abingdon Abbey, its buildings and site and other historic buildings and land in the town of Abingdon-on-Thames and its neighbourhood;(b) to advance education in the subjects of the abbey, its properties and the history, heritage and culture of the local area.

Teach preschool children to Ofsted Standards

A sister was deputy at a school, retired Sept 10 but helping there voluntarily. Help is given to parishes. Rooms are available to organisations that provide services to the general public and for religious meetings and discussion groups.Accommodation to students studying provides income to the charity. This is free for foreign priests. Worship open to the public each day in the chapel.

To empower and support those who have experienced domestic abuse by providing them with free, confidential family law legal advice and support. We strive to raise awareness of their legal rights and options so they can make informed choices about escaping the abuse and rebuilding their lives.

Trustees make grants as requested to support research in the medical, biological and chemical sciences in the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, Oxford.

Our mission: To witness God's love to the Chinese people in the Oxford area and nurture believers to become faithful disciples of Jesus Christ our Lord. We have Sunday services with Sunday school for youth and children, Bible study groups in different locations in Oxfordshire, Language Fellowship cell groups (in Mandarin, Cantonese & English), Sisterhood Fellowship and X-Life Student Fellowship.

To further the educational purposes of University College Oxford

The Charity's activities are that of:1. Providing accommodation for ordained Theravada and Mahayana monks and Buddhist scholars.2. Holding monthly and occasional meditation retreats, and Sunday classes for children; 3. Holding religious activities to mark important days in the life of Buddha;4. Providing funds to Buddhist Association in Serbia for monastery building project.

The provision of grants to fund educational purposes within Henley on Thames and the parishes of Bix, Rotherfield Greys and Remenham. The Charity does not actively fund raise but makes educational grants to individuals, schools and organisations through careful stewardship of its existing resources.

People's Theatre Collective is a home for young creatives in Banbury and the surrounding areas. Through a varied programme of theatre productions and creative workshops, we offer a vast range of opportunities to inspire, train, nurture and develop children and young people of all backgrounds and abilities. We also strive to produce ambitious, innovative and accessible theatre for our community.

The trustees strongly encourage potential applicants to study our website before making an application. The charity makes a wide range of charitable grants at the discretion of the trustees. Decisions are made by all the trustees. We make one off grants with no guarantees of future funding.

Provision of early years childcare and education to community in and around Oakley, Buckinghamshire.

To support the Ashmolean Museum.

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.