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You are here: Home / News / Clinical Research Facility / Oxford Pride 2023 and the Oxford Health Clinical Research Facility (CRF)

Oxford Pride 2023 and the Oxford Health Clinical Research Facility (CRF)

11th May 2023

The Oxford Health Clinical Research Facility (CRF) have a stall at this year’s Oxford Pride event on Saturday 3rd June 2023, at the Castle quarter and Leiden square Westgate Centre which is celebrating 20 years of being a free Pride Event.

This is the first time the CRF have attended, so please come along, between 10: 00am and 5:00pm and have a chat and meet team members Wendy, Rachel, Ellie, Siena, Debbie, Alexandra and Hayley who will be on the stand throughout the day.

You will have the opportunity to learn all about the CRF and how you can support them or get involved in their clinical trials taking place across Dementia and Mental Health.

There will be free give aways on the day.

Oxford Pride celebrates lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer life in Oxfordshire. The events supporting or arranged by Oxford Pride promote awareness of LGBTQI+ issues and lifestyles by providing information, education and entertainment in a safe and encouraging environment.

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