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View Results on a MapAberlour Options - Fife (external link)
Aberlour Childcare Trust offers outreach support and residential short breaks to Fife families of children with learning disabilities up to the age of 18 years. Services include day-care, specialist play-schemes during school holidays, after school service during term-time, help for families in their own homes, help for children at school, parenting advice, emergency, short notice care and activities clubs for young people.
Address75 Wilmington Drive Glenrothes KY7 6UU
EmailTel. Number(01592) 744636
Acasa Care (external link)
Acasa Care arrange support to enable a return to home after illness or provide extra help to ensure that someone can remain at home as their circumstances change. We provide services primarily in Fife, Tayside and the surrounding areas. This includes services related to personal care, care at home, community care, domestic help, community support, home help, 24hour care, housework, cleaning, laundry, transport, respite care, help with pets and other options.
Ageless Companions (Fife) Ltd (external link)
Ageless Companions are compassionate about people and understand that people experience loneliness and isolation. We can support those who require companionship within their own home environment and accompany them on their choice of social outings and appointments. We also understand how demanding the caring role of a family member/unpaid carer can be, so by supporting their loved one for a few hours a week, a well needed break from their caring role is achieved. Through good conversations with the individual, family members and any other relevant parties, outcomes are identified and support is agree. As every individual is different we are aware that the need for support varies, which i...
Alzheimer Scotland (Fife Branch) (external link)
Alzheimer Scotland provides a wide range of specialist services for people with dementia and their carers. We offer personalised support services, community activities, information and advice, at every stage of the dementia journey. There are a number of groups and services in Fife. Please get in touch for further information.
ARK Housing Association (external link)
ARK provides care and support services to people who require assistance to live as valued and contributing members of their community. This can mean anything from a few hours per week to an intensive 24 hour service.
Address30A Queen Anne Street Dunfermline KY12 7AY
Tel. Number01334 477967
Assisted Services (external link)
Assisted Services provides a wide range of care solutions to individuals and families who need care and support within their own homes, enabling them to preserve their independence and dignity. We provide personal care, complex care, overnight care, companionship, palliative care, hospital discharge care assistance, carer respite, hospital escorts, shopping Service and a cleaning service.
Address5 Evans Business Centre Mitchelston Industrial Estate Mitchelston Drive Kirkcaldy KY1 3NB
EmailTel. Number01592 775261
Barnardos Child and Family Support Services (external link)
Barnardo's Children's Services (Fife) is part of Barnardo's Scotland and has been providing services to children and families in Fife for over 13 years. Please read our "What we do" Sections to find out more about the services we offer to children, young people and families within Fife.
AddressUnits 6-7 Merchant Place Kirkcaldy KY1 3NJ
EmailTel. Number01592 651482
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.
Blue Star St Andrews (external link)
Blue Star St Andrews Ltd are able to provide home help services tailored to suit your lifestyle and needs. Please do not see the list below as being restrictive as we always design our services around your unique circumstances: meal preparation, outings, shopping, companionship and socialising, assisting with community based activities and appointments. We also provide bespoke cleaning services too. Plesae visit our website for more information.
Capability Scotland (external link)
Our support for independent living services in Fife are tailored to individual's needs and always keep the person at the centre of everything we do.
AddressUnit 1 Halbeath Interchange Business Park Kingseat Road Halbeath KY11 8RY
EmailTel. Number01383 720613
CarePlus (external link)
We provide gentle, respectful and dignified nurse-Led homecare and nursing support services to people living in Dunfermline, Glenrothes, Kirkcaldy, North Fife, Central Fife and the East Neuk of Fife. Supporting Independence for the elderly and ability challenged people via Respite Care, Home care services or Community Support. We cover We accept payments privately, through Direct Payments of directly from Fife Council.
Cerebral Palsy Group (external link)
Cerebral Palsy Group is a national organization that was created so that it may serve the individuals and families who have been diagnosed with cerebral palsy. We are here to provide information and support so that we may help provide resources and education to those affected by CP.
Tel. Number7743250083
Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland (external link)
We are Scotland’s health charity. Helping people live longer, stronger lives Advice Line Nurses talking Research – Advice – Support – Action Our mission is to improve the quality of life for people in Scotland affected by chest, heart and stroke illness, through medical research, influencing public policy, advice and information and support in the community
Address3rd Floor West, Rosebery House 9 Haymarket Terrace Edinburgh EH12 5EZ
EmailTel. Numbero131 225 6963
CLOCK Street Pastors (external link)
Street pastors are trained volunteers from local churches and we care about our community. We patrol from 7.00 pm to Midnight at weekends, or during the day from noon till 4pm on school days, and Saturday evenings on the train stations and trains. We are there to care for, listen to and help people who are out on the streets, on the trains, or around the school grounds. We are led by our Management Team and we have support from local churches in partnership with the police, local council and other statutory agencies.
Clued Up (external link)
Clued Up provides a comprehensive “youth friendly” substance use support/information service for young people under 25 in Fife, also targeting the wider issues of general well-being and lifestyle. The project provides education, prevention, early intervention and diversion for young people affected by their own or someone else’s substance use. We provide one-to-one support; group work; Alcohol Brief Interventions, drop-ins and an Employability Service for 16–25 year-olds Our drop-in is on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays between 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm at our base in Kirkcaldy, Tuesday and Thursdays 12 - 4 pm at the Greig Institute Annex Levenmouth. Friday 1 - 3 pm at Tower House in Du...
Cornerstone (external link)
Cornerstone provide care and support services for people with disabilities and other support needs. They operate a number of services for children, young people and adults in Fife.
Cosy Kingdom (external link)
Cosy Kingdom is a free and impartial energy and debt advice service available to all tenants and homeowners across Fife. Our energy advisors can help you find practical and affordable ways to save energy, understand your energy bills and tariffs, advise on fuel debt and other money problems, and help with Warm Homes Discount. We can also provide free benefit checks and offer a free handy service for those eligible for free energy saving measures.
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
Disabled Persons Housing Service Fife (external link)
We provide full independent housing information, advice and support for disabled people in Fife, assisting them to find the right housing solution that meets their needs.We can also advise you about adapting your current property no matter what type of property – rented, owned, private let, etc. Landlords can also use our service to find tenants for their specifically adapted/accessible properties. In 2017 launched our SDS Options (Fife) & Independent Living Project www.sdsoptionsfife.org.uk
AddressWest Shop 339 High Street Kirkcaldy KY1 1JN
EmailTel. Number01592803280
East Fife Sports Council (external link)
The East Fife Sports Council exists to promote interest and participation in amature sports within the boundaries of East Fife. To assist affiliated sports clubs in the organisation of their respective sport, competitions and funding to grow or extend existing club facilities. The Sports Council also encourages and promotes recreational activities where none exist and works closely with Sportscotland for this purpose.
ENABLE Scotland Fife Services (external link)
ENABLE Scotland is a learning disability charity and is run by our members: people who have learning disabilities and their families. In Fife we provide a range of services for adults and children including advocacy and participation, family support, local groups, support with planning for the future and support at home. For more information please refer to our website.
AddressEvans Business Centre 1 Begg Road Kirkcaldy KY2 6HD
EmailTel. Number0300 0200 101
Fife Alcohol Support Service (external link)
We are a charitable organisation that provides alcohol counselling and psychotherapy services for people 16 and over within the community of Fife.
Address17 Tolbooth Street Kirkcaldy KY1 1RW
EmailTel. Number01592 206200
Fife Flexicare (Bield) (external link)
Flexicare is an innovative service for people with dementia. We help you to do the things you want to do. Flexicare gives extra support to help you stay in your own home and community. It also helps carers continue caring. Highly trained key workers will support you to do what you want to do, when you want to do it. Just think of having a well trained friend to help you - anything goes!
Fife Forum (external link)
Forums are groups of people aged 55 and over who meet on a monthly basis. They are different from many other older peoples groups in that they are action groups, rather than social groups/clubs. They campaign for better rights, services and facilities for local older people. There are a number of forums across Fife. Fife Forum also have a team of Local Area Co-ordinators who support adults and older people to make connections in their local community and access information and support if required. Please give Fife Forum a call or visit their website for further information.
AddressOffice No 1 Fraser Buildings Millie Street Kirkcaldy KY1 2NL
EmailTel. Number01592 643743
Fife Teen Parent Project (external link)
Supporting teen parents and pregnant teens in Fife. Fife Teen Parent Workers offer a vital support service to teenage parents, both female and male, who may require specific help due to their age and circumstances. If you would like more information, or to make a referral to the Fife Teen Parent Project, call Fife Gingerbread.
AddressGreig Institute Forth Street Leven KY8 4PF
EmailTel. Number01333 303124
Fife Young Carers (external link)
Being a Young Carer can be very lonely. Often, time is so taken up doing tasks that there is no time for friendships. Sometimes when parents have long term illnesses or siblings who have a learning disability it can lead to feelings of isolation. Young Carers may want to keep these things to themselves for a number of reasons, perhaps being worried about bullying. Fife Young Carers run fortnightly support groups for juniors (aged 8-12) and seniors (12-18) in various places.
AddressOre Valley Business Centre 93 Main Street Lochgelly KY5 9AF
EmailTel. Number01592 786717
Glenrothes Furniture Project and Bride to Bride (external link)
The Glenrothes Furniture Project is a ministry of the Glenrothes Corps of The Salvation Army. Our mission is to provide good quality furniture at a reasonable price, thereby diverting material from landfill while also enabling people to access furniture and items that may normally be out of their price range. It also provides employment, volunteering and training. We have also opened a bridal boutique called Bride to Bride. Where we have New, ex-display and stunning second hand dresses at very affordable prices. We have wedding, bridesmaid and flower girl dresses as well as mother of the bride/groom outfits.
AddressBankhead Industrial Estate 5 Bankhead Avenue Glenrothes KY7 6JG
EmailTel. Number01592 771577
Gowrie Care Ltd (external link)
Gowrie Care (part of the Hillcrest Group) supports people who have a learning disability, mental health problem, autism spectrum and individuals who are homeless. They work in people’s homes, in the community and in temporary and supported accommodation, providing support from 1 hour a week to 24 hours a day. For further information please contact Jane Masterton Project Manager Fife.
Includem (external link)
Includem supports vulnerable, troubled and challenging young people and their families. No matter how tough their circumstances, we always start from a point of view of valuing them. We engage with them, building one-to-one trusting relationships and refuse to give up. We provide a genuinely 24/7 service to make sure we're there when young people and families need us, whenever they need us.
AddressUnit L Eastfield Industrial Estate Telford Road Glenrothes KY7 4NX
EmailTel. Number01592 631267
Kingdom Housing Association (external link)
Kingdom Housing Association's Support and Care Service provides support to people with a range of needs in their own homes, including those with: learning disability, autistic spectrum disorder, complex needs, mental health issues, age related needs, homelessness, drug and alcohol addictions. We also provide temporary homeless accommodation and services. Our aim is to support people to have a safe and secure home, to live as independently as possible in their own home, to live as full a life as possible and to be part of their local community.