We are finally able to arrange some upcoming events for which we are very thankful. Please watch this space for: 1 - Great adventures with a car treasure hunt followed by street food and drinks at the Chesterton Community Centre; 2 - An evening with a Beetle Drive...

Every Thursday we have a market stall in Banbury from 9am to 4pm, hosted by Ian and Rachael Scott-Hunter. The Banbury stall tends to be bric-a-brac, razzamataz, curios and vintage items, with an ever-changing diverse display of wonderful items all donated by many...

ALEXANDRA HOUSE OF JOY are very delighted to announce that from April 16th 2021 our Stall will be back on Sheep Street, Bicester at the Friday Market. We look forward very much to seeing many of our friends and supporters and hope soon that many others will come along...

Pam Rhodes, TV and Radio Presenter and Author, has wonderfully agreed to be AHoJ's very first Ambassador. We are so delighted and look forward to her involvement for hopefully years to come. Pam is very involved in Premier Christian Radio, and PCR have a live online...

I am sorry at the long 'silence' on our website blogs, but the whole of this past year, as for many other charities, has been very difficult to keep on track in particular with our major fundraising programme. Our year of events and bookings had been planned in...

What a strange and challenging world we are living in. It has certainly brought 'challenges' to AHoJ, but all along we have trusted in God that our Charity would carry on. And it has! Wonderful people such as Corinne Cunningham came forward and she wonderfully...

Read the latest newsletter from our Founder and Chair of Trustees, Rachael Scott-Hunter.

We've been appointed Chosen Charity! We've had wonderful support for raising our profile over the past year and are so grateful to those individuals and organisations who have chosen to make a point of supporting Alexandra House of Joy.  Of course, with...

Application for Planning Permission  Hurrah... On 26th June 2019 our Application for Planning permissionwent in to Cherwell District Council.