Root & Branch

Therapeutic gardening and rural crafts for people in Oxfordshire who experience mental health difficulties

Home You can benefit from attending Root & Branch through
  • experiencing the therapeutic effects of gardening
  • being involved in interesting and stimulating activities
  • meeting new people
  • learning new skills
  • becoming more physically active
  • gaining work experience
  • recovering confidence and self esteem
  • spending time in the countryside

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Totem pole being manhandled into position.

Our totem pole was manhandled into position on Monday 19 October.  The pole, which we have been working on for over a year, contains carvings of some of our activities mixed in with symbolic images.  See more pictures.

Our 2009 Annual Review is now available.  Click here to download as a pdf file (583 kb).  Read all about our many achievements over the last extended year.

Face pained as a lion

Our open day took place on a beautiful, if rather hot, day of Sunday 28 June 2009.  This was a fun event involving music, craft activities for children, sales of craftwork and brick-a-brack, face painting and much more. Click here to find out more and for pictures.

The Trustees of R&B thank all those who contributed to making the day a great success.

Forged lettering - Faringdon

We were commissioned to forge the lettering for the Lechlade road gateway into Faringdon.  Find out more.

Sarah Lay

Meet our new Healthy-Eating Co-ordinator, Sarah Lay, who joined Root & Branch at the start of January.  Although based at Root & Branch, she will also be working with other mental health charities around Oxfordshire.  Her project is sponsored by the Big Lottery Fund chances4change programme.

Learn more about Sarah and her plans.

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We are always on the lookout for new trustees.  Please contact us if you think you have the skills and are looking for a rewarding and fun challenge in life.  Find out more.

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Help support the work of Root & Branch by becoming a MemberFind out more.

Corporate meeting. (Digital image content © 1997-2007 Hemera Technologies Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Jupiter Images Corporation. All Rights Reserved)

R&B launches new Corporate Membership scheme. This enables companies and other organisations to become active in our charity, and to gain some benefits.  Find out more.

Our logo

Forget the Da Vinci Code, discover the secrets of our Root & Branch logo.  The designer tells us how she came up with the idea.  Click here for the secrets!

Volunteeers and clients in the forge.

Why not join us as a volunteer?  You will find it to be fun and rewarding work. Find out more.

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