Charities In Oxfordshire

Religious and social services

Providing music therapy and expression through music, art and play for sick or disabled children and teenagers in hospital, school or wherever needed. To support sick or disabled children, young people and their families providing special requirements as necessary to alleviate the trauma, stress and suffering of the whole family unit.

Manage and maintain the Finmere Village Hall and Playing Fields facilities on behalf of the Parish Council and residents of the village of Finmere in Oxfordshire.

The provision of sleeping accommodation and snack meals to rough sleepers each night between January and March. Currently twelve venues are providing twenty beds every night in Oxford churches, with over three hundred volunteers enlisted to cover three shifts a night.

To help promote the advancement of the Christian Faith. We hold: Church services for Christian worship, communion, prayer, Bible teaching.Special services to mark key occasions such as Christmas, Easter, weddings, funerals.Diverse mid week clubs and activities.

To relieve children and adults with dyslexia and related conditions by providing treatment at our research clinics focusing on dyslexia and related conditions. To advance the education of the public by undertaking research into causes and treatments of dyslexia and related conditions, training personnel, and publishing the useful results of such research

We raise funds for organisations and individuals providing relief through the provision of financial or material aid in Oxfordshire. Funds are raised via organised events, sponsored events, collections, stalls, public and commercial donations, with zero income spent on staff.

Provision of services for children and families in the Wallingford area. Based at the Wigod Centre in Wilding Road

For the purpose of furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England amongst members and former members of the Armed Forces of the Crown.

The advancement of education and the relief of sickness by promoting or providing for the benefit of the public study, research and instruction in ethics and other philosophical disciplines as a part of or as related to medicine and any subject ancillary thereto.

The charity works for the public benefit having as its objects the development and education of children and young people in particular by, promoting their care and safety, promoting their education and promoting parental involvement, promoting their health and wellbeing, providing services to support them and their families and carers.

The Trust seeks to promote the education of the public in the understanding and appreciation of the arts by the provision of grants and donations to such charitable organisations as the trustees think fit.

The Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre (Oxford) offers oxygen, complementary therapies and support to people with MS.

The care and support of children and adults with a learning disability - and support for their parents and other carers :- seven o'clock social club for adults age 15 and over, Summer holiday programme for about 90 children and adults - also giving a week's respite to carers.

Grant giving charity for Oxfordshire and adjoining counties see accounts for details of expenditure.

open meetings, classes, election rooms,club activities

The principle activity of the charity is the furthering of education in The Republic of the Gambia through the sponsorship of primary and secondary school age children.

Equilore provides Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy (EFP) to children (7 onwards), young people and adults who are faced with mental health challenges. In our sessions clients work with the horses from the ground. EFP is particularly helpful when talking therapy has failed because of the psychology and non verbal nature of horses. Equilore is based in Launton, Oxfordshire.

Operating in locations across the UK, we exist to help remove the societal barriers that to continue to disable people from taking part their communities . We create, support, and promote inclusion in communities, including through our: (1) community-led inclusive projects, (2) Community Sports Partner Programme and other collaborative initiatives, and (3) youth-led behaviour change projects.

We are an evangelical Christian church. We exist to communicate the Christian faith to our community and beyond. We hold weekly services and other meetings open to anyone. We aim to be a benefit to our community.

Provide sport, recreation and entertainment activities to the local community

We give grants, not exceeding 5000, to local and national charitable organisations supporting young people to help them get a proper start in life, for example by facilitating technical training. We also support charities helping the physically handicapped, those who are severely deaf and blind, hospice-care for the terminally ill, and nature conservancy.

Public worship in Thame

Makes grants to organisations and provides services.

Scouting activities for young people from 6 years to 15 years.