Oxfordshire Children - Young People & Families

Registration

Registered provider

Oxfordshire County Council

Service types

Homecare agencies

Local authority

Oxfordshire

Last CQC check

28 February 2019

CQC location ID

1-135210697

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Inspection grade

The CQC does not publish a rating in the register file this page is built from, so there is no grade to show. Read the current inspection report instead.

Questions people ask about Oxfordshire Children - Young People & Families

Is Oxfordshire Children - Young People & Families registered with a regulator?

Yes. Oxfordshire Children - Young People & Families is registered with the Care Quality Commission under reference 1-135210697. Registration means it is allowed to provide care and is subject to inspection. It is not a recommendation.

What is Oxfordshire Children - Young People & Families rated?

Oxfordshire Children - Young People & Families is rated Good overall by the Care Quality Commission, from an inspection report published in February 2019. In Kidlington, 3 of the 3 rated services are Good or Outstanding. That verdict is 7.6 years old, older than half the ratings on the register.

What kind of care does Oxfordshire Children - Young People & Families provide?

Oxfordshire Children - Young People & Families is registered to support physical disability care, learning disability care, sensory impairment care and children's care. Registration sets what a service may provide rather than what it specialises in, so ask how many of its current clients have the same needs as yours.

How do I contact Oxfordshire Children - Young People & Families?

Oxfordshire Children - Young People & Families can be reached on 01865256600. The number comes from the public register, and contacting them directly costs nothing: we take no fee and no commission on enquiries.

Registered to support

• Caring for children (0 - 18yrs)
• Sensory impairments
• Learning disabilities
• Physical disabilities