Abbie and her family support is truly amazing!

Oakfield Community

Seed to plate project.

Abbie who is a Moulton college student that attends Seed to plate/care farm and her family have donated £150. Towards the animal up-keep.


Oakfield would like to extend its heartfelt thanks to Abbie and her family for their very kind donation of £150 towards the upkeep of our animals.

Abbie, who is a student at Moulton College, completes her work placement with us at Oakfield. Her dedication and enthusiasm are greatly appreciated, and we are especially grateful to her and her family for their generous support.

The running of the farm relies heavily on the generosity of donations such as yours, and we cannot express how truly thankful we are. Your contribution will help us continue providing the highest standard of care for our animals.

Thank you once again for your kindness and wonderful support.

By Diane.Rhodes July 28, 2026
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By Jess.Webb March 18, 2026
Working with AH Research Consultancy, a study was completed in February 2026 on the transition from residential care to supported living at Oakfield Community through the use of the Outcomes Star tool. Please see below the 'Executive Summary' of the study, extracted from the full report. "The transition from residential care to supported living at Oakfield Community has been a huge success. Tenants, their families, and the Oakfield staff have all benefitted from the changes put in place. The independence and confidence of tenants has improved without exception. Families have been amazed at what their loved ones can now do. Staff have also been impressed and gained deep satisfaction from seeing the positive changes in tenants. Despite a few relatively minor concerns from tenants, families, and staff at the beginning of the changes, the over-riding story is one of everyone working together to make the transition work. As one staff member said, ‘we do together now, not for’, and there is a genuine sense that this community has deepened its roots. This has created a strong sense of ownership and belonging, and for many tenants, it had been a turning point in their lives. All involved keenly feel the potential for the Oakfield Community to go from strength to strength in the future and are looking forward to seeing it grow and develop. In addition, it is clear that the Oakfield Community Model of Supported Living is genuinely ground-breaking and can inform others in the sector who aspire to move towards supported living." The full report and study, titled 'A home of my own', can be downloaded below.
By Jess.Webb March 18, 2026
We would like to wish Jo a very Happy Birthday! Jo is one of the people that has supported Oakfield for over a year by coming to the Pop-up shop every week. Jo asked to celebrate her special day in 'The Shack' at Yardley Hastings for lunch with some of her friends. Thank you to Jo and everyone else for your continued support. It really is appreciated.