Helpful information for residents and families
We hope you find this information useful. Our aim is to make it easier for residents and their families to access the support and advice they need. Whether you are looking for guidance on housing, finances, benefits, or general wellbeing, the resources below are designed to help you navigate the options available locally and nationally.
We understand that managing daily life, keeping your home safe, and accessing the support you are entitled to can sometimes feel overwhelming. This page brings together a selection of trusted organisations and services that can provide advice, practical support, and useful tools to help you make informed decisions.
More support is out there, and you don’t have to manage things alone. We encourage you to explore these resources and share them with family members or carers who may also benefit from the information.
Toogle
Toogle is a community hub for Thame and the surrounding area, helping local people connect with the support, services, and activities available nearby. It brings together information about local groups, charities, and organisations that offer advice, wellbeing support, and social opportunities for all ages. Whether you’re looking to join a club, find help, or get involved in your community, Toogle makes it easy to discover what’s happening locally and how to take part.
Citizens Advice Centres
Advice Centres offer free, confidential, and impartial support to help people solve everyday problems. They can assist with issues such as managing debt, understanding benefits, housing and tenancy concerns, employment rights, consumer problems, family matters, and access to legal or financial advice. Their trained advisers help you understand your rights, explore your options, and find the best way forward.
Local Council Housing Team
Local Council Housing services provide support and information for people looking for affordable housing or experiencing housing difficulties. They can help you apply for council or social housing, understand your housing options, report repairs or maintenance issues, and get advice if you’re at risk of homelessness or facing eviction. The council also ensures properties meet safety and quality standards and can offer guidance on housing benefits and tenancy rights.