The Ray Collins Charitable Trust
A local charity helping elderly, sick, disabled and disadvantaged people in Wantage and nearby villages, with grants
Local charities, food bank, volunteering, and support groups for people and families.
A local charity helping elderly, sick, disabled and disadvantaged people in Wantage and nearby villages, with grants
Free advice, volunteer transport and Good Neighbour support from our Wantage base, serving the Vale.
A free Monday morning drop-in at Wantage Methodist Church hall: coffee, home-made cake, jigsaws, games and books
Giving African children a brighter future through education and community support.
Monthly peer group for bereaved older people, with walks, pub lunches
A two-acre semi-wild woodland park beside the Letcombe Brook in the heart of Wantage, with a Betjeman poetry trail
A free monthly breakfast and support group for anyone caring for a loved one at home
Anglican religious community founded in Wantage in 1848, welcoming guests to its chapels, a 21-bedroom Retreat Wing
Free weekly audio recordings of the Didcot, Abingdon and Wantage local news for blind and partially sighted people
Regular library drop-in where people living with dementia and carers can get advice from Dementia Oxfordshire staff.
Down to Earth Community Cafe is at The Old Stables Makespace in Stirlings Close, Wantage. It opened in…
An independent charity raising money for the Vale & Downland Museum in Wantage through book sales, talks and outings