Fun and social

Everyone needs some downtime—a chance to meet up with others, explore new things and have fun.

Finding something to do that feels right can be daunting, so we've pulled together some ideas that might help.

Short breaks

Short breaks give you time away from your families to have fun. Their website has lots of information, so take a look.

Local clubs and things to do

The AccessAble website has information about accessible venues across the UK, so you can be confident when you arrive.

Activities

OXME is a website for young people that has loads of information on things to do in Oxfordshire.​

KEEN Oxford is a youth-led organisation that creates inclusive projects. KEEN is a diverse group of disabled and non-disabled people working together to support and promote promote inclusion in Oxfordshire.​

The Family Information Service (FIS) lists events and activities for children, young people and families.​

The Theatre Chipping Norton gives access to films and stage performances that are:

• audio described
• captioned
• signed
• relaxed (great for anyone who might find the theatre environment stressful)

Sport

OXSRad is a unique, welcoming, inclusive sports and recreation centre for all ages. The centre is open to disabled and non-disabled users. At OXSRad, you'll find:

• a well-equipped gym with adaptive equipment
• a sports hall
• sensory room
• spinning studio
• dance studio
• café

Oxford City Casuals is a PAN-disability football programme for players with disabilities aged 8 to 40 and their friends and family. They meet at Oxford City football club every Sunday to play in a safe and friendly environment.