05/11/2025
Outgoing Restore Trustee Chair and Treasurer walk 16 miles to raise thousands around all recovery projects
17/10/2025
This OCD Awareness Week, remember it is harmful when people say 'that’s so OCD'. OCD is not quirky perfectionism. OCD is real suffering. People are not 'a bit OCD' just because they like a tidy kitchen, and such talk is damaging, whereas awareness is a huge support.
02/10/2025
On Friday 10th October at 3pm, join Restore for a free Mental Health Awareness online session. This World Mental Health Day, Restore is celebrating what it does every day of the year: building communities to help people feel connected, valued, and understood.
19/09/2025
From 29th September 2025 the Garden Cafe will be operating from Tuesday to Friday each week. Opening between 10am and 3pm, with hot food 12pm to 2pm. (Closed Saturday, Sunday, Monday.)
19/09/2025
Oxford North Rotary Club invites you to raise funds for Restore by joining them on a fun charity walk. Choose from two circular routes of 4 or 2.5 miles. Walkers will register at 9.30 and walks begin at 10.30. Both routes start from The Red Lion, Northmoor, OX29 5SX.
13/08/2025
A week-long programme of activities marked Oxfordshire Recovery College's 10th birthday. Different events - from tea parties to zentangling - celebrated the hard work and passion of so many people.
25/07/2025
Make a big impact with a simple social media post. No donation is required to start an Instagram or Facebook fundraiser for Restore. A single post can help change lives across Oxfordshire.
20/06/2025
Oxfordshire Recovery College began in 2015 and has gone from strength to strength, now offering free courses on over 60 topics in mental health, all co produced and informed by lived experience. Last year the college delivered over 300 courses across Oxfordshire with over 3000 student attendances. Feedback shared shows how many people's lives have changed for the better after attending courses and finding renewed hope and confidence to go forward.
21/05/2025
Community sustains Restore, whose vital services help hundreds of local people.
With 1 in 4 people experiencing mental-ill health, Restore's work is a lifeline to so many: supporting people through the provision of therapeutic activities, employment coaching, and free well-being courses..
With funding always a challenge, Restore’s services are sustained by local support: from incredible individuals, to corporate and community partnerships, to those who give their time. It all makes a difference.