Maggie's, Oxford - Oxford

Maggie's Oxford is a charity and cancer treatment center that provides support and care for people affected by cancer. Located at The Patricia Thompson Building, Old Road, Oxford OX3 7LE, United Kingdom, this center offers a range of services to help individuals and their families deal with the challenges of cancer.

The center has a wheelchair accessible entrance and wheelchair accessible parking lot, making it easy for everyone to access their services. Maggie's Oxford has a team of professionals, including counselors, nutritionists, and psychologists, who work together to provide personalized care and support. They offer a variety of programs and workshops, such as stress reduction, mindfulness, and nutrition classes, all designed to improve the well-being of their patients.

Maggie's Oxford has received many positive reviews from its patients. With an average opinion of 5/5, this center has proven to be a valuable resource for those affected by cancer. According to one review, Maggie's is a fantastic place that has helped me and my family through some of our darkest days. The staff are amazing, and the support they offer is invaluable.

If you or someone you know is dealing with cancer, Maggie's Oxford is an excellent resource to consider. They provide a welcoming and supportive environment that can help make a difficult time a little bit easier. With their team of experts and personalized approach to care, Maggie's Oxford is committed to helping their patients live as well as possible.

Reviews of Maggie's, Oxford

Wendy Pratt

5/5

Such a lovely warm welcome for everyone at the Maggie centre .It's real comfort to patients and family during difficult times . Thank you .

Christopher Bentley

5/5

I am undergoing radio therapy at the Churchill. Two days running the machine V4 ,went down and there was a 90+ minute delay. The seats in Radiotherapy can feel hard after a while. So,I popped into Maggies to sit on their comfortable seats I was made most welcome, and was able to find a quiet corner and listen to my recorded Hancocks Half Hour. The staff were excellent and listened to me and helped alleviate some anxieties, that I had I would highly recommend this place to chill,between Radiotherapy sessions.

Mark Wardle

5/5

Thanks for the truly humbling welcome, friendly face and cup o' tea. Such valuable work you all do which helps so many people from the ground up.

John Faulkner

5/5

Fantastic! Warm and welcoming atmosphere and a nice cuppa and kind words.
However understanding and friendly NHS staff can be, they are under pressure and their priority is the technical side of health care. Maggie's offers a more pastoral care, a smiling face and when you need it, a shoulder to cry on.
My cancer seems under control but these amazing people still keep a weclome.

Barbara Hepburn

5/5

It is 8 years since I first went to Maggies with my husband who had cancer. The support, unconditional kindness & help were invaluable & the centre is a magnificent, inspirational facility in Oxford which we are so fortunate to have. We took part in Mindfullness, Cookery demonstrations/Nutrition, Relaxation, Benefits Advice, used the Library & always knew there was a listening ear if we had need. But they offered so much more... I cannot praise the staff & the Centre enough. Thank you Maggies.
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Annie Marie

5/5

Hi, I've made a donation to Maggies as a small token of my thanks to the incredible staff in Radiotherapy and Oncolgy teams at The Churchill. Many thanks again.
Ann Marie Sheehy.

Robert Beresford

5/5

A most welcoming environment, the staff are very friendly with an aura of understanding and helpfulness. The building oozes relaxation and there are a variety of pastimes which maximise this potential. Living with cancer can be isolating, at Maggies it hard to feel alone. If you have. Cancer pop in and taste the flavour, the cakes are delightful.

Pat Kite

5/5

Wonderful calming few hours spent at Maggies. Thank you to the staff and volunteers who made us most welcome.