
We're excited to annouce we’re extending our pioneering community partnership with Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) at a special event at The O2 featuring former Premier League footballer, Clarke Carlisle.
Read Clarke Carlisle to join CACT and Oxleas partnership relaunch at The O2…
Oxleas recently jointly hosted an event for the Greenwich Nepali community with local charity Community Empowerment and Support Initiatives-UK (CESI), who work to improve the quality of life of Nepali communities.
Read Actively engaging with the Nepali community…
The Source will close from Thursday 30 April 2026 for refurbishment work. Services will continue from Tuesday 5 May from a mobile clinic in the Horn Park Community Centre car park
Read Temporary closure and relocation of The Source.…
April is Autism Awareness Month – a time to focus on acceptance, understanding and support for autistic people.
Read Service user display celebrates Autism Awareness Month…
Members of the Greenwich Frailty Team enjoyed sharing the positive outcomes of their Value Improvement Project with Dame Caroline Clarke, Regional Director for NHS England London, when she visited them at Memorial Hospital last week.
Read London region lead learns about Oxleas neighbourhood care…
Meet the winners: Introducing this year’s Greenwich Equality Grants grantees.
Read Introducing this year’s Greenwich Equality Grants grantees…
On 1 July 2026, our current 24/7 crisis line number for mental health crisis support is changing to NHS 111.
Read Important changes to our crisis line from July…
Resident doctors in England will be taking industrial action from 7am on Tuesday 7 April to 7am on Monday 13 April.
Read Resident doctor industrial action…
Congratulations to our very own Chief Executive, Dr Ify Okocha, who has been officially nominated in recognition of the great job he does here at Oxleas.
Read Business excellence nomination for Chief Executive Ify…The communications team provides a point of contact for journalists to respond to all media enquiries.
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