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Access Therapies Fife is part of Fife's Health and Social Care Partnership's Psychology Service. Am NHS Service offering a range of free psychological therapies to adults.
ALBA (external link)
ALBA (Active Living Becomes Achievable) is a physical activity intervention developed by the Scottish Association for Mental Health, which aims to help individuals experiencing poor physical or mental wellbeing to increase and maintain their physical activity levels. You will receive up to 16 weeks of free support on a one to one basis. You can be referred through the existing Exercise Referral Scheme managed by the Leisure Trust in Fife or a health professional working in partnership with ALBA.
Andy's Man Club Glenrothes (external link)
We are a peer to peer support group for men over 18 to help them through life. Our facebook page is for everyone to follow and share to help us challenge the stigmas of mental health and to promote suicide prevention across the whole of the UK. A peer to peer support group for men over 18 takes place on Monday evenings form 19.00-21.00 in Collydean Community Centre in Glenrothes
AddressCollydean Community Centre Torphins Avenue Glenrothes KY7 6UL
EmailTel. Number01592 742913
Barony Housing (external link)
Barony Housing provides a range of flexible, responsive and high quality services, defined by the people who use them, which can be accessed when they are needed. These include housing accommodation and landlord services, care and support to enable people to live independently in their own home and services and support to enable active community involvement.
Beat (external link)
Beat is a champion, guide and friend to anyone affected by an eating disorder. As the UK’s eating disorder charity, Beat often serves as a first port of call, supporting both sufferers of eating disorders and their friends and families through their helplines and online support groups. They raise awareness about eating disorders through campaigning and fundraising events, as well as providing services such as awareness training in schools and workplaces and among healthcare professionals, and a HelpFinder database to assist people in finding support in their area. For help and support please call/email 0808 801 0677 / help@beateatingdisorders.org.uk (Helplines are open 365 days a year ...
Breathing Space (external link)
We are a free, confidential, 'phone service for anyone experiencing low mood, depression or anxiety. We are here in times of difficulty to provide a safe and supportive space by listening, offering advice and providing information. It is our belief and hope that by empowering people, they will have the resources to recover. The service also provides a Webchat service which can be accessed via the website: www.breathingspace.scot Our service is open from 6pm till 2am Mon to Thursday and from 6pm on Friday till 6am on Monday.
Castle Befriending Scheme (external link)
Befriending service provided to over 50’s on a 1-2-1 basis in their own homes or a drop-in lounge based at the Cupar site.
AddressTom Rodgers Mill Burnside Mills East Burnside Cupar KY15 4DQ
EmailTel. Number01334 654445
Castle Furniture Project Cupar (external link)
Furniture Projects provides a free collection service for reuse furniture throughout Fife and provides low-cost, discounted or free furniture to Fife residents - 20% discount for housing benefit and council tax benefit and 5% discount for members. There are items also free for uplift at both Cupar and Glenrothes sites. Placement referrals are taken from self-referrals and other agencies. We provide in-house training and external training including manual handling, COSHH, First Aid, PAT testing, domestic appliance engineering qualifications and many more. Our staff team have a wealth of knowledge and skills in supporting placements and have all received Mental Health First Aid training. We a...
AddressTom Rodgers Mill Burnside Mills East Burnside Cupar KY15 4DQ
EmailTel. Number01334 654445
Castle Furniture Project Glenrothes (external link)
Furniture Projects provides a free collection service for reuse furniture throughout Fife and provides low-cost, discounted or free furniture to Fife residents - 20% discount for housing benefit and council tax benefit and 5% discount for members. There are items also free for uplift at both Cupar and Glenrothes sites. Placement referrals are taken from self-referrals and other agencies. We provide in-house training and external training including manual handling, COSHH, First Aid, PAT testing, domestic appliance engineering qualifications and many more. Our staff team have a wealth of knowledge and skills in supporting placements and have all received Mental Health First Aid training. We a...
AddressCraig Mitchell House Flemington Road Glenrothes KY7 5QF
EmailTel. Number01592 501068
Circles Network Fife (external link)
Circles Network work with people of any age who are isolated or at risk of isolation, this organisation has ground breaking expertise in the development of Circles of Support, Independent and Collective Advocacy, Person Centred Planning and Inclusion into the mainstream of life.
Address16 East Fergus Place Kirkcaldy KY1 1XT
EmailTel. Number01592 645360 / 01592 786729
Combat Stress (external link)
We are Combat Stress, the UK's leading charity for veterans' mental health. For a century we’ve been helping former servicemen and women deal with issues like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety and depression. Today we provide specialist treatment and support for veterans from every service and conflict to give them hope and a future.
Contact Point Kirkcaldy and Buckhaven (external link)
Barony's drop-in centres in Buckhaven and Kirkcaldy offer opportunities for people to meet and develop their interests together. Contact Point and provides open access, community based day services that aim to promote and maintain good mental health within the community, to all. Further information is available on our website.
Address411C High Street Kirkcaldy KY1 2SG
EmailTel. Number0345 140 7777
Counselling Directory (external link)
Counselling Directory is an online mental health resource hub and directory hosting over 15,000 professional counsellors and therapists. Offering expert articles written by registered counsellors, events hosted by the therapists and fact sheets providing help and information on a variety of mental health conditions, you can search for a counsellor by entering your postcode to find a therapist in your area.
AddressColiseum Riverside way Camberley GU15 3YL
EmailTel. Number0333 325 250
Creen Craft (external link)
Creen Craft is a creative approach to Ecopsychology. This group work offers an opportunity to reinvigorate your capacity for Wonder, and Courage, in response to the challenges posed by the time in which we live. This work explores both the personal and collective aspects of our experience through individual art making, and in group discussion.
Cruse Bereavement Care Scotland (external link)
Cruse Bereavement Care exists to help all who are bereaved. It offers counselling, advice and information on personal matters and opportunities for contact with others. Cruse has locations throughout Fife where it is able to see clients and publishes a wide range of helpful resources and leaflets. Please get in touch or visit the website for further information.
Address665 Wellesley Road Methil KY8 3PQ
EmailTel. NumberNational Phoneline 0845 600 2227
Depression Alliance (external link)
At Depression Alliance we bring people together to end the loneliness and isolation that so often comes with depression. Our support network is a safe, friendly and easy way to share understanding, information and friendship through depression and recovery. Whether you’re currently going through depression or you’re exploring recovery, we can put you in touch with others who understand, through our self-help groups or through Friends in Need.
Disabilities Fife (external link)
We strive to include people with disabilities in decision making and working towards inclusion of disabled people in all aspects of society in Fife. We find that by meeting together we can share common experiences, lose our feelings of isolation and gain confidence to speak out, which enables us to work with professionals on more equal terms and use our expertise.
AddressWest Bridge Mill Bridge Street Kirkcaldy KY1 1TE
EmailTel. Number01592203993
Evergreen (SAMH) (external link)
Evergreen is a SAMH service promoting recovery & wellbeing using horticulture in Kirkcaldy and Dunfermline People participating take part in a structured gardening programme which Develops mental health coping strategies, using horticultural approaches Promotes your health and wellbeing Enhances your employability skills Provides education and training in horticulture Referral can be through Self Referral Job Centre Plus GP Social Worker Support Worker or CPN
Express Group (Fife) Ltd (external link)
For over 40 years, people in Fife experiencing poor mental health/well-being have been able to turn to Express Groups to help them cope and recover. The aim of our Groups is to give opportunities for self-help and social activities, to provide a place where users can share experiences, and offer mutual support all of which helps reduce social isolation and is seen as early intervention. We also provide assistance on a one to one basis with the development of individual recovery plans.
Address16 East Fergus Place Kirkcaldy KY1 1XT
EmailTel. Number01592 645331
Fife Bipolar Group (external link)
If you live with Bipolar Disorder and you’d like to share information and insights with other people, please come along to Fife Bipolar Self-Help Group. The Group is open to people with a diagnosis and friends, family, partners etc – anyone who lives with bipolar. It’s free and you don’t have to be a Bipolar Scotland member to attend. The group meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month (7-9pm) in St Bryce Kirk – no referral needed and we have occasional guest speakers on bipolar-related topics.
AddressSt Bryce Kirk St Brycedale Avenue Kirkcaldy KY1 1ET
EmailTel. Number0141 560 2050
Fife Boomerang (external link)
Provide a service to individuals experiencing mental health problems by offering outings to various places, our aim is improve confidence and reduce isolation
AddressExit Community Centre Glamis Centre Glenrothes KY7 4RH
EmailTel. Number01592 775650
Fife Council Supported Employment Service (external link)
Fife Council’s Supported Employment Service delivers the Positive Pathways Programme for people with disabilities, health problems, mental health issues and disabling conditions who wish to find and keep a job of at least 8 hours or more. We’ll work with you to develop an Into Work Action Plan that shows your abilities, identifies skills gaps or training needs and helps you to improve your job search, interview skills and how to connect with local employers. Once you’re in work, we work with you and your employer to offer guidance on adjustment or accommodations to help you succeed in the job. Positive Pathways is part funded by European Structural Investment Funds.
AddressSkills Development Centre Midfield Road Kirkcaldy KY1 3NL
EmailTel. Number01592 583142
Fife Employment Access Trust ( FEAT ) (external link)
Fife Employment Access Trust (FEAT) was set up in 1994 by a small group of people concerned about the lack of employment opportunities for people in Fife who had experience of mental health problems. Today, we have over 25 years of experience of directly supporting people to better self-manage their conditions and prepare for, access and sustain employment (or other meaningful activities such as volunteering and further education)
Address6-7 Hanover Court North Street Glenrothes KY7 5SB
EmailTel. Number01592 759371
Fife Individual Placement and Support (Fife IPS) (external link)
Fife IPS is a supported employment service for people with complex, ongoing mental health conditions. It provides an individually tailored service offering a wide range of advice, assistance and support to people who have a mental health condition and who want to find and sustain employment.
Address8 Hanover Court North Street Glenrothes KY7 5SB
EmailTel. Number01592 751859
Fife Mental Health Arts and Film Festival (external link)
Mental health is just as important as physical health. We should all take care of our own mental health and that of others, and challenge stigma and discrimination. We hope that Fife's Festival events give you the opportunity to gain knowledge and information , find out about support services , experience how being creative can help you to feel better . For more information or to get involved with next year's Festival contact us
AddressIona House John Smith Business Park Grantsmuir Road Kirkcaldy KY2 6NA
EmailTel. Number03451 55 55 55 Ext 442134
Fife Migrants Forum (external link)
To assist people from other countries and cultures integrate in any form that may take . To be a link between the migrant/immigrant community and local third sector and statutary organisations. Please visit our website or facebook page for further information www.facebook.com/fife.migrants
Fife Self Harm Project (external link)
The Fife Self Harm Project was opened in 2005 to provide a support service to people who self-harm. We also explore the needs of family, carers and professionals in contact with people who self-harm. The Project supports people aged 18 and over with a range of services including drop-ins, coffee mornings and one to one sessions, as well as working throughout Fife to raise awareness of self-harm issues.
Glenrothes Strollers PAN Disability (external link)
An all inclusive club which promotes fairness and equality and football for all. The Para Football Team are for players with a physical, learning or Sensory disability. This is for players of all ages and sessions are geared towards development and skill learning whilst having fun. Ideal for players to engage in with like minded players and establish core friendships. Training is regularly on a Saturday and there are numerous festivals and league games to participate in.
Going Forth (SAMH)
Going Forth offers mental health support to individuals aged 16+. We facilitate a range of 2 hour workshops in a group setting over 14 weeks. The workshops are designed to help people develop their knowledge, confidence and skills to self manage their mental health. The workshops offer opportunity to get together with others to hear about successful approaches, learn from each other and introduce strategies to make positive changes. Individuals can self refer. Contact by phone or email to refer
AddressWoodlands Woodmill Road Dunfermline KY11 4SS
EmailTel. Number01383623179
Growing Auchmuty (external link)
Growing Auchmuty is a community garden in the heart of Glenrothes. Started in 2018 a group of community volunteers are transforming several area’s of Auchmuty to produce fruit, vegetables and flowers. Everyone is welcome and there is no formal referral process. New volunteers are always welcome with or without prior gardening experience. Our gardens are a safe, welcoming and peaceful place to be yourself.