What We Do
We provide a range of services to support the people of Oakfield. Everything we do is free at the point of access.
Community Lunch Club
A warm, sociable lunch three days a week for anyone who wants company and a home-cooked meal. We serve around 60 people weekly across two venues.
Who's Eligible
Open to all adults in the Oakfield area. Particularly suited to anyone experiencing loneliness or isolation.
How to Access
Drop in on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday at St Mary's Hall (12–2pm) or Elmswood Community Centre (12–1:30pm). No booking needed.
Community Transport
Door-to-door transport for residents who can't easily use public transport, helping them get to medical appointments, shops, and social activities.
Who's Eligible
Adults over 60, disabled residents, or anyone without access to transport in the SY1–SY5 postcode areas.
How to Access
Call us on 01743 555 019 at least 48 hours before your appointment. We'll arrange a volunteer driver.
Befriending Service
Weekly one-to-one visits from a trained volunteer for isolated residents. Whether it's a chat over tea, a walk in the park, or help with letters — we're here.
Who's Eligible
Anyone in the Oakfield area who is experiencing loneliness. Referrals welcome from GPs, social workers, or self-referral.
How to Access
Phone or email us. We'll visit for an informal chat and match you with a suitable volunteer befriender.
Emergency Food Parcels
We provide three-day emergency food parcels containing fresh and store-cupboard essentials for anyone in crisis. No judgement, no waiting.
Who's Eligible
Anyone in the Oakfield area facing food insecurity. We accept referrals from any professional and self-referrals.
How to Access
Call 01743 555 019 or drop into our Castle Street office during opening hours (Mon–Fri, 9am–4pm).
Youth Club
After-school and holiday activities for young people aged 11–18, including sports, creative workshops, mentoring, and a safe space to hang out.
Who's Eligible
Young people aged 11–18 living in the Oakfield area.
How to Access
Drop in on Tuesday and Thursday evenings (4–7pm) at our Castle Street centre. First visit is free — just turn up!