Join us for a fascinating insight into the future of Artificial Intelligence and healthcare, with Professor Lord Lionel Tarassenko - a world-leading expert in AI, and President of Reuben College, University of Oxford.
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​The evening comprises a 50-minute talk, followed by the chance to put your questions Professor Tarassenko about AI and health, plus an informal discussion with refreshments afterwards.
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The event takes place at Reuben College (to the right of the Museum of Natural History / Pitt Rivers Museum on Parks Road - please allow plenty of time to access and find Reuben College Dining Hall).
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Tickets are free, with a donation to Archway (suggested donation £20, but any amount is welcome) and can be booked via the button below:
This short film (13 mins) made by Archway Friends, Volunteers, Staff & Supporters,
gives an insight into the work we do to tackle loneliness - one conversation at a time.
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Thank you for walking through the Archway.
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This is the start of your journey with us as a Friend (someone who uses our services), Volunteer, Professional referrer or a Supporter.
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We are a registered charity providing a pathway of support to alleviate the hurt and distress, and the impact on mental and physical health, caused by loneliness and social isolation.
Anyone over the age of 18* in Oxfordshire who identifies as lonely and/or isolated may be eligible for our services. (*For those under 18, see Useful Links here)
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We make your journey easier by walking alongside you and supporting you in the direction you want to go.
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We are currently recruiting Volunteers - see Volunteering for information and application details.
When you need more
than just a chat ...
Loneliness affects millions of people across the UK.
The effects of prolonged lack of social contact can make it harder to meet people and socialise
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Loneliness and isolation can have devastating effects on a person’s mental and physical health.
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We exist to provide meaningful social contact for people who feel the hurt of loneliness and isolation.
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Everyone we serve is actively listened to and treated with dignity, and non-judgemental acceptance.
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Archway:
Tackling loneliness one conversation at a time.
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