Welcome To RESTORE
We are an Oxfordshire charity that supports people with mental health problems to do things that they want to do. We provide training, encouragement, a supportive environment, the chance to achieve, and one to one support.
News
- Restore is opening a new therapeutic work service in North Oxfordshire...Read more
- Join us at one of Restore's popular events in Oxfordshire this summer. Live music, tasty local food and wonderful ways to look after your mental health and wellbeing...Read more
- Find out more about this year's Elder Stubbs Festival on Saturday 21st August 2010.
- Visit our Mental Health First Aid website for information about training and dates.
- Restore Annual Review 2008-2009 View here or contact us if you want us to send you a copy.
- Potential@Work campaign is launched! Oxfordshire charities, including Restore, launch a new campaign to connect local employers with disadvantaged people who want to work. Read more or request an information pack.
Our Services
We run four services. These cover a range of opportunities. Three of these services are therapeutic work rehabilitation services.
They are Elder Stubbs Garden Group (based in Oxford), the Beehive (based in Oxford), and RESTORE at Fleet Meadow (based in Didcot).
These are land and craft based groups which provide a safe, supportive and work like environment that encourages positive change.
We grow and sell organic vegetables, flowers, and plants.
We also design and make things out of wood, paper, and clay.
These activities provide people with the opportunity to create and to work in a group.
Decisions are made together and everyone involved in the projects (staff and service users) contributes ideas and has a say in what is done.We also run a service called LEaP that provides specific one to one employment and training support. LEaP supports people to undertake work placements, do voluntary work, apply for jobs, and start businesses. LEaP works across Oxfordshire and supports people to think about what work they might want to do, identify their skills, gain new skills, and apply for work. It also provides support for people in work.