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Membership
Members receive copies of our bi-annual newsletters and annual report and invitations to two General Meetings held in each year. Membership also entitles you to vote at the General Meetings and elect the Board of Trustees. Find out more...


Fundraising
Oxfordshire Mind run organised fundraising activities and events such as sponsored treks, skydiving and street collections. We welcome ideas from anyone and have had fantastic fundraising efforts from long distance cyclists, concerts, craft stalls and sponsored walks. Find out more...


Volunteering
There are a number of ways that you can volunteer with Oxfordshire Mind. Roles include volunteering for Wellbeing Services, Benefits for better Mental Health, Housing, Information Line, becoming a Peer Supporter, Volunteering as an Admin, Supporting classes with Talking Space and many others. Find out more...


Service User Involvement
There are many ways in which service users can contribute to and get involved with Oxfordshire Mind. Housing projects hold forums with the residents while Community Resource Projects hold regular service user meetings. As a service  user, through these channels, you can have a say in how your services are run. We also hold reference groups for example for Quality management.

Recruitment
Service users are involved in the selection and recruitment of all Oxfordshire Mind workers from the short listing stage to the interview panel.

Trustees
The Board of Trustees includes service users and others with direct experience of mental health problems.

Service user led activities
All Mind services welcome the ideas and skills of service users in leading activities such as art and crafts, music, sport and exercise, workshops and fundraising activities. As a service user, you can develop activities in community resource projects such as catering, promoting the service, peer support, and involvement in planning events. Opportunities also include work in services open to the public, such as a café project.

related links

  • fundraising
  • membership
  • volunteer with us
  • Chain Reaction: from diverse volunteers to diverse services
  • talks for mind
  • The Human Library
  • knitting
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