There are several benefits available to support people with mental health problems and their carers in the U.K, inlcuding welfare benefits, disability benefits, personal independance payment, employment support allowance, and carers allowance. We know that Click for more details...
The university has set up two financial support schemes for students in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The COVID-19 Scholarship Extensions Fund (CSEF) has been established to support postgraduate research students who hold university scholarships Click for more details...
Help if you are struggling to pay mortgages and other debts, plus rental help, council tax and more. This dedicated money website is also focused on finding deals, saving cash and campaigning for financial justice Click for more details...
The CAP Money Course is a FREE course that will teach you budgeting skills and a simple, cash-based system that works. In just a few weeks, you will get to grips with your finances so Click for more details...
Staying at home (self-isolating) can be difficult, but it’s important to stop coronavirus (COVID-19) spreading to other people. Help and financial support while you are self-isolating Click for more details...
The University has a range of support and advice to help you manage your finances during your studies at Oxford. The information in this section is intended to assist you whether you are planning your Click for more details...
Refugee Resource provides psychological, social and practical support for refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants to help them heal from trauma and suffering, and to build new lives as part of Oxfordshire’s diverse community Click for more details...
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Old Music Hall (Entrance at 54 Marston St)
106-108 Cowley Rd
Oxford
OX4 1JE
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We provide free, non-judgemental and confidential advice. We specialise in helping people who have issues with money and debt, welfare benefits and housing Click for more details...
