Join us as we seek to maintain our mental and physical well-being whilst supporting One-Eighty through these uncertain times. Commit to staying active for 180 minutes every week for the next 12 weeks, have fun and raise vital funds along the way. 

How do I get involved?
You, your young people or your entire family are all welcome to join us.
Make a donation (recommended £5 per person) via our Get Moving just giving page to join the team. You will be able to join our private Facebook group to access support, along with ideas and advice on how you can keep active from home. Tag us in pictures to let us know how you are getting on over the coming months. Let us know how much time you spend getting active on the group and we will add your achievements to our One-Eighty thermometer. Together, we can reach 180,000 minutes over the next 12 weeks! Sharing your challenge with your friends and family is a great way to gain support. Whether you raise £18 or £180, we can work together to reach our target and continue to support the young people of Oxfordshire, all whilst staying mentally and physically well ourselves.

How can I support?
Know someone who's signed up? Or just want to support those who already have? Cheer them on by sponsoring them, or share their posts on social media.

How is it going so far?
We will update our supporters on the just giving page, as well as across our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages, stay tuned!

One-Eighty is an organisation committed to supporting vulnerable young people in Oxfordshire and neighbouring counties. This remains a fundamental aspect of our ethos, and a motivation to ensure the wellbeing of those we work with, despite the threat of COVID-19. Our work is essential-interventions in normal circumstances (independent of COVID-19) are focused on supporting looked after children, young people with SEND, mental health needs, educational / learning, emotional, social, and behavioural needs. Our proven and highly-regarded approach to supporting vulnerable young people with complex personal challenges continues to lead the way for voluntary services across Oxfordshire.We remain open but are risk assessing staff and our ability to undertake face-to-face versus remote sessions daily to ensure the health and safety of everyone. We are also pulling together robust plans to enable the continuation of support but utilising alternative practices and technology e.g. home packs