Where are Restore’s recovery projects?

The Beehive, Oxford
Nestled in East Oxford, members here engage in crafts, woodwork, and horticulture, painting and creating while maintaining a beautiful garden.

Elder Stubbs, Oxford
A flourishing space where members grow flowers, vegetables, and tend to woodland, developing skills in horticulture, cooking, and crafts, with produce sold locally.

Fleet Meadow, Didcot
Situated on a two-acre site in South Oxfordshire, this project offers members the chance to gain skills in horticulture, woodwork, and crafts in a serene outdoor setting.

Garden Café, Oxford
A vibrant ethical café run by members who prepare food, serve the public, and develop valuable skills in catering, hospitality, and retail.

Littlemore, Nr Oxford
Located at Littlemore Mental Health Centre, this project features a shop and café where members can socialise while developing catering and customer service skills.

The Orchard, Banbury
This North Oxfordshire project helps members build confidence, adopt healthy eating habits, and gain new skills in woodwork and crafts.

Bridewell Gardens (Partner Project), West Oxfordshire
A therapeutic horticulture project, offering a peaceful working walled garden for members to connect with nature while learning and healing.

Root & Branch (Partner Project), Vale of the White Horse
Root & Branch offers therapeutic horticulture, crafts, blacksmithing, and cookery to help members develop hands-on skills in a calming rural environment