This years Time to Talk Day will see the Garden Cafe hold a cake sale as well as having a Buy 1 Get 1 Free offer on all hot drinks.

Tina Wells a Time to Talk ambassador will also be here from 11.30am to get conversation flowing, so why not come in and have a chat about mental health.

The Orchard recovery group is holding a stall at this years ‘Getting to know your community’ event. On the stall there will be a chance to learn and have a go at Pyrography, the art of wood burning. We will also be there talking about Restore and volunteering so come along and join us.

There will be a mix of 39 volunteer groups/local clubs/sports/organisations also attending on the night along with music and refreshments.

For more information please contact: jacqui.vincent-potter@restore.org.uk

Restore will be having a stall at this Health & Well-being Fair so please come along if you are receiving benefits and struggling or finding it difficult to cope with life on a day to day basis because of disability, mental ill health or other health issues. This is an opportunity for people to come and see what help, activities and support is available. 

Come and join Tina Wells for a Introduction workshop to Yoga, Tai Chi & Mindfulness through Storytelling. The Workshop is open to children aged 6-12 years and adults.

Child: £5 each   |   Adults: £8 each (payment on the day)

Max no. is 15 so we advise you book early so your not disappointed, to book please email lisa.hanton@restore.org.uk

Refreshments will be available on the day at a cost.

We are holding a bucket collection in the city of Oxford on Saturday 21st April from 12pm-6pm.

If you’re up in the city that day keep an eye open for are collection buckets and pop some pennies in! Every penny really does count.

We are looking for 40 people to take on the Blenheim 7k fun run on Sunday 29th April to help us celebrate turning 40 years old.

The 7k course is suitable for all ages and abilities. It offers a challenging run for the more experienced, and beautiful surroundings for the beginner or anyone who wants to take a more leisurely pace. There is also a wheelchair and buggy friendly route.

If you would like to be part of the Restore team and take up one of our charity places all we ask in return is for a minimum of £60 sponsorship to be raised and for you to wear one of our t-shits/running vests.

Please get in touch if you need any further information or would like a place: lisa.hanton@restore.org.uk

Bike Oxford is a day of rides of 25, 50 and 80 miles starting and finishing at Oxford University Rugby Club on Iffley Road, and taking in the best scenery of Oxford and the surrounding countryside.

In return for your place all we ask is for a minimum of £150 to be raised and for a Restore t-shirt or vest to be warn.

We have charity places available for all 25, 50 and 80 miles rides so if your interested please get in touch, henry.richardson@restore.org.uk

The Orchard, the Banbury Restore recovery centre, is holding its annual summer fete on Saturday 23rd June from 11am to 4pm.. This year is particularly special as it is held to celebrate the opening of The Orchard’s online shop.

There will be fun and games for the whole family as well as a cake stall, hook a duck and much more. The gift shop is also open with lots of quality gifts all hand made in the Restore workshops by our members. The weather forecast is good. Come along to The Orchard to celebrate the work that Restore does and to see for yourself how we do it. You can even try some crafts for yourself.

We look forward to welcoming you to our celebration of our members’ recovery and the work we do to help them with this.

The Orchard, the Banbury Restore recovery centre, is holding its annual summer fete on Saturday 23rd June from 11am to 4pm.. This year is particularly special as it is held to celebrate the opening of The Orchard’s online shop.

There will be fun and games for the whole family as well as a cake stall, hook a duck and much more. The gift shop is also open with lots of quality gifts all hand made in the Restore workshops by our members. The weather forecast is good. Come along to The Orchard to celebrate the work that Restore does and to see for yourself how we do it. You can even try some crafts for yourself.

We look forward to welcoming you to our celebration of our members’ recovery and the work we do to help them with this.

Wolf Tamer is a new one woman play about fear, grief, mental illness and love. It is written and performed by Rachel Mae Brady. Simon Newton will be chairing a discussion about the issues raised in the play with representatives of Ark T Arts Centre and Tandem Befriending as well as Rachel Mae Brady herself. We are very proud that Rachel has chosen Restore as one of the partners in her production of her new play. Not surprisingly, the show is sold out.