You can sign up for sessions as and when they suit you, so commitment is flexible. Sessions take around 2 hours on Saturday mornings, meeting at 10.15am outside the East Oxford Community Centre.

No training or previous experience is required to become a Good Neighbour.

East Oxford Community Centre, 44 Princes Street, Oxford OX4 1DD.

? You can volunteer on this project if you have a disability. If you would like to, you can fill out the Accessibility Requirements form on the volunteer application and let us know what we can do to support you. ? Not all Good Neighbours Gardening sessions are wheelchair accessible, because they take place at people’s homes. However, the sessions we do at local hospital wards are wheelchair accessible. ? You can take part in this opportunity with a carer or support. If you require support when volunteering, get in touch and we can match you with a volunteer supporter. Oxford Hub is committed to making our activities inclusive to all volunteers. We will make adjustments to application processes, training sessions, volunteering projects and other activities, and we pay back volunteer expenses such as bus tickets. We also provide ongoing support for the volunteers we work with, so if you have particular accessibility needs, including special educational needs, let us know.