My name is Maya and I’m the Volunteering and Training Coordinator and Mental Health First Aid Instructor at Restore. Why did you want to become a MHFA instructor? One of the reasons I wanted to become an MHFA Instructor was … Read more
Why did you want to become a MHFA instructor? I decided I would like to become an MHFA Instructor after I had attended a MHFA course at Restore. I left the course feeling very inspired and hopeful that I could … Read more
My name is Julie Field and I am the MHFA Coordinator here at Restore. Why did you want to become a MHFA instructor? I have been delivering the MHFA training here for over 7 years and love my job as … Read more
Why did you want to become a MHFA instructor? More people are becoming aware of the importance of good mental health but unfortunately there is still a stigma attached to it, which prevents people from understanding mental health fully and … Read more
October 10th sees both World Mental Health Day and World Homeless Day being celebrated. Mental ill-health and homelessness can affect anyone, any day or time of the year but the 10th October brings a good opportunity to show your support. … Read more
The Oxfordshire Mental Health Partnership is committed to race equality in mental health care says Lesley Dewhurst, Chair of Oxfordshire Mental Health Partnership, at the start of Black History Month. Here she shares the Partnership’s pledge to deliver and co-deliver … Read more
In May this year the absolutely incredible Didcot Town Under 7s Whites football team stole everyone’s hearts by taking part in a brilliant fundraising challenge in aid of Restore. Coach, Daz King, kept us up-to-date with their progress, and we … Read more
The Individual Placement and Support service at Oxford Health has been recognised in a regional NHS England event as leading the way in its response to COVID. The Individual Placement and Support (IPS) service at Oxford Health is leading the … Read more
We’re so proud of our Restore volunteers. Their dedication and commitment inspires us every day. For that reason, we couldn’t be more delighted to share that Sue Brown, who’s been volunteering at our Beehive Project for over ten years, has … Read more