Youth work changes lives

Charity half marathon team seeks missing three hundredth donor

World famous poet to lead Oxfordshire Youth’s 75th anniversary celebration

Little Simz praises the power of youth work in her life

A gigantic congratulations to all nominees and winners of the Youth Awards 2022!

Celebrate good times, come on in!

Our Mental Health Amabassadors are reaching out into their communities and promoting a positive attitiude to mental health.

Jump onto our podcast page to catch a fascinating mini-series all about youth activism. Over four episodes, our podcast crew cover intersectionality, the Lionesses, misogyny, iconic women and so much more.

Come to Oxford’s New Theatre on October 17th and join in the celebration!

What’s that happy sound? Why, it’s Oxfordshire Youth of course, cheering on our running team for the Oxford Half Marathon. This year, we have 34 amazing people limbering up to fundraise for us by completing the 22 kilometre long course through the beautiful streets of historic Oxford.

Oxfordshire Youth joins the nation and the world in mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II. We send our deepest condolences to the Royal Family.

Queen Elizabeth offered unwavering support to a wide range of charities for over 70 years and her loss will be felt deeply across the voluntary sector. We give thanks for the thousands of lives transformed by the service to charity she committed her life to.

As if raising a young family and running an ambitious youth organisation weren’t enough to be getting on with, our super-driven CEO has just completed a gruelling ultra marathon – running an unbelievable 100 kilometres to kick-start OY’s 75th birthday fundraising campaign.

After an unbelievable collective effort through the worst times of the pandemic, Oxfordshire Youth’s Youth Awards is a wonderful opportunity to come together – elevating, celebrating and showing the world that young people are valued.