Maggie's, Oxford - Oxford

Maggie's, Oxford

Maggie's, Oxford is a renowned cancer support center located in the heart of Oxford, United Kingdom. Situated in the Patricia Thompson Building on Old Road, this exceptional facility offers a wide range of services and support to those affected by cancer, their families, and loved ones. With a strong commitment to providing compassionate care and a holistic approach to healing, Maggie's Oxford has become a trusted name in the community.

Location and Contact Information

Address: The Patricia Thompson Building, Old Road, Oxford OX3 7LE, United Kingdom

Phone: 1865751882

Website: maggies.org

Specialties and Services

• Charity
• Cancer treatment center
• Counselor
• Nutritionist
• Psychologist
• Wellness center

Other Points of Interest

• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Opinions and Reviews

Maggie's, Oxford has garnered a strong reputation among those who have sought its services. With an impressive 12 reviews on Google My Business, the center has maintained an outstanding average rating of 5 out of 5 stars. Clients consistently praise the center for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, expert guidance, and the positive impact it has had on their lives during challenging times.

"Went this morning to Churchill based Maggi’s never been before, lovely lady, gave me the help I needed, made me feel very welcome, and gave me good advice."

The dedication of the staff, coupled with the comprehensive range of services offered, sets Maggie's, Oxford apart from other cancer support centers. By addressing the physical, emotional, and practical aspects of cancer, the center provides a nurturing environment that empowers individuals and their families to navigate their journey with courage and hope.

👍 Reviews of Maggie's, Oxford

Jonathan K.

5/5

Went this morning to Churchill based Maggi’s never been before, lovely lady, gave me the help I needed, made me feel very welcome, and gave me good advice.

Christopher B.

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.

Wendy P.

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 .

Barbara H.

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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John F.

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.

Mark W.

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.

Annie M.

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 B.

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.