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Fife Young Carers are a Young Carers Organisation that aims to make it easier for young carers to cope by providing information, support and practical help.
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CARF delivers the Citizens Advice
service across the whole of Fife. It is a member of Citizens Advice Scotland. The Citizens Advice service offers _ general advice and assistance across a wide range of subjects. Where they cannot help you directly, they will try to give you the contact details of someone who can. |
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Shared Care Scotland manage a directory of short break services for carers and the people they care for. There is also information on how to apply for Creative Breaks funding which aims to make a difference to the lives of carers and the people they care for.
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DPHS (Fife) is an independent user-led charity providing housing information, advice and support to disabled people
within Fife and those wanting to live in Fife, assisting them to find the right housing solution that meets their needs. They can offer advice and support to people considering or going through the Self Directed Support process. |
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Fife Forum is a Voluntary Sector Advice & Information Agency that provides information and advice on issues that affect older people and some adults.
We provide the following:
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Circles Network can help anyone in Fife who has a diagnosed mental ill health issue and/or dementia with advocacy services.
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Alzheimer Scotland is a leading dementia organisation in Scotland. They campaign for the rights of people with dementia and their families and provide an extensive range of innovative and personalised support services.
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Age Concern Glenrothes is a local charity providing befriending visits and community support visits, as well as day care services, all to over people over 65 years old.
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Pamis is an organisation working with profound and multiple learning disabilities and their families for a better life.
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A Maggie's Centre is a place anyone affected by cancer can turn to for help. They are open to everyone - not just to people who have been diagnosed with cancer, but also to their families, friends and carers. Their services are free of charge and they work in partnership with local NHS Trusts_
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Fife Voluntary Action supports, develops and represents community groups, voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering.
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Future Pathways works Scotland-wide to support people who experienced abuse or neglect as a child in care in Scotland. They can arrange and pay for support, including: counselling, access to work and education, support to access records and family histories, and health and well-being support, to help individuals find their own pathways to a positive future.
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