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View Results on a MapCrossroads (Fife Central) Befriending (external link)
This befriending project run by Crossroads Fife (Central) aims to reduce isolation and loneliness by offering support to access social activities and build connections within the local community. We are looking to recruit volunteers from Central and North Fife. Please contact Paul Wilson Befriending Co-ordinator for further information.
46th Fife Scout Group (external link)
The group is part of the Scout Association. Our aims are for physical, mental and spiritual development of youths in the area. We run Beavers (6 to 8 year olds), Cubs (8 to 10 year olds), Scouts (10 to 14 year olds), Explorers (14 to 18 year olds), and have many adult support as well as Leaders. The members are from various backgrounds, cultures, religions and abilities.
AddressScout Hall Wemyss Street Cowdenbeath KY4 8NN
EmailTel. Number07590 118900
80th Fife Linktown (Kirkcaldy) Scouts (external link)
All Sections (Beavers, Cubs , Scouts and Explorers meet on Wednesdays of the school term (Beavers 5.45 -6.30) (Cubs 6.30-8.00) (Scouts & Explorers from 7.30 -9.00pm.) Linktown Church, Nicol Street, Kirkcaldy
AddressLinktown Church Nicol Street Kirkcaldy KY1 1NY
EmailTel. Number03451 55 55 55 x 442416
89th Fife North Glenrothes Scout Group (external link)
Scout group covering north Glenrothes and Leslie. Delivering everyday adventure to the community of north Glenrothes from 6 to 25 years old. Meeting at collydean community center.
AddressCollydean Community Centre Torphins Avenue Glenrothes KY7 6UL
EmailTel. Number07852517747
Abbeyview Job Club
Abbeyview Tryst Job Club held on Thursday at 1 pm till 4 pm
AddressTryst Centre Duncan Crescent Dunfermline KY11 4BZ
EmailTel. Number01592 583659
Action on Elder Abuse Scotland (external link)
Action on Elder Abuse (AEA) Scotland works to protect older people from harm, abuse and neglect. We support those experiencing (or at risk of) harm, as well as raising awareness and advocating effective prevention. We’re part of the organisation, Action on Elder Abuse, who work across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and we were the first charity to address elder abuse and the only charity in the UK working on the issue exclusively today
Addaction Fife Harm Reduction Service (external link)
The Harm Reduction programme promotes health protection for injecting drug users and helps to reduce the risk of passing on infections to others. Addaction Fife Specialist Harm Reduction Service offers a wider range of equipment than pharmacy based exchanges and also offers a range of other services to help reduce drug related harm including: 1:1 assessment, referral and support into treatment (only if requested).
AddressGround Floor Greig Institute Forth Street Leven KY8 4PF
EmailTel. Number0800 971 9211
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.
Anstruther Job Club
Anstruther Job Club, held in Anstruther Learning Centre on Wednesday's at 10.00 am till 12.30pm
AddressEaster Town Hall Cunzie Street Anstruther KY10 3DF
EmailTel. Number01592 583659
Anstruther Lifeboat Station (external link)
Anstruther Lifeboat Station is one of the few RNLI "explorer" stations; a station available to the public to visit for most of the year. Displays and films illustrate the history and work of the RNLI and there's a hands-on experience for the children. The balcony provides a close-up view of the lifeboat (when it's home and not out on operations). Please contact Roger Grundy.
AddressAnstruther Lifeboat Station Anstruther Harbour East Shore Anstruther KY10 3AB
EmailTel. Number01333 310526
Army Cadet Force - Woodside (external link)
The Army Cadet Force (ACF) has over 41,000 cadets in more than 1,600 detachments all over the country and is one of the biggest and best clubs around. When it comes to fun, friendship, action and adventure, it’s hard to find anything that beats the Army Cadets. Become an Army Cadet and you’ll be spending your spare time taking part in adventurous activities like rock climbing, mountain biking, archery and abseiling. The Woodside detachment meet on Mondays and Thursday from 7-9pm.
AddressA T C And A C F Centre Happer Crescent Glenrothes KY7 5DN
EmailTel. Number07923333424
Auchtermuchty Common (external link)
Auchtermuchty Common is approx 30 acres of land lying just to the north of Auchtermuchty in Fife, Scotland. The common is managed by the Macduff Trust which was set up by the old Town Council, the original Trustees were Town Councillors. Ownership now resides with the Trust who maintain the common for public use and its special conservation value as unimproved grassland.
Autism Assistance Dogs (external link)
Our assistance dogs support adults and children with a range of disabilities and also children with autism. We train activity and therapy dogs to work with specialist handlers in communities and schools. Our PAWS Family Dog team gives advice and support to help people get the most out of their relationship with their pet dog.
Balwearie Community Sport Hub (external link)
Balwearie Community Sport Hub is a group of proactive sports clubs, volunteer organisations and other local partners who aim to offer more opportunities to participate in physical activity in the community. Beveridge Park Bowling Club Dunnikier Cricket Club Fife Academy of Performing Arts Fife Steel Basketball Kingdom Kangaroos Aussie Rules Kirkcaldy Badminton Club Kirkcaldy Golf Club Kirkcaldy Lawn Tennis Club Kirkcaldy Rugby Kirkcaldy Squash Club
AddressBalwearie High School Balwearie Gardens Kirkcaldy KY2 5LY
EmailTel. Number01383 602393
Befriending Service Age Concern (external link)
The befriending service at Age Concern Glenrothes provides opportunities for socially isolated older people to engage with a befriender to participate in their chosen interest or activities within a supportive and friendly environment.
Befriending Service East Neuk (external link)
The East Neuk Befriending Service matches people of 65+ years of age who live alone and have very few or no visitors with a befriender. The befriender visits on a regular basis to provide friendship with the aim of improving the older person's quality of life. Please contact Ruby Urlotti Befriending Co-ordinator for further information.
AddressEast Neuk Centre Ladywalk Anstruther KY10 3EX
EmailTel. Number01333 311837
Befriending Service ENeRGI (external link)
ENeRGI provides a befriending service for people with mental health and/or substance misuse issues and their carers. They aim to provide a personalised service that will reduce social isolation and loneliness.
Address32 East Street St Monans KY10 2AT
EmailTel. Number07966292375/07966791840
Befriending Service Fife Carers Centre (external link)
Fife Carers Centre Befriending Project aims to reduce isolation of carers. Trained volunteers are matched with identified carers to develop confidence and help them become more involved in their community by identifying community resources for carers to access and supporting them to do so. For further information please contact Helen Honore at Fife Carers Centre.
Address157 Commercial Street Kirkcaldy KY1 2NS
EmailTel. Number01592 205472
Befriending Service Fife Voluntary Action (external link)
Fife Voluntary Action Befriending Project offer trained short term befrienders for adults living in Fife who are challenged socially due to disability, mental health, bereavement, retirement or geography.
AddressCraig Mitchell House Flemington Road Glenrothes KY7 5QF
EmailTel. Number01592 760723
Befriending Service RealLiving (external link)
RealLiving provides a volunteer befriending service in West Fife to reduce isolation of older people, improve their social networks and enhance 1:1 support for one another. The focus is on those experiencing physical or mental frailty. Volunteers welcome.
AddressWest Bridge Mill Bridge Street Kirkcaldy KY1 1TE
EmailTel. Number07921040757
BRAG Enterprises Ltd (external link)
BRAG Enterprises Limited, a social enterprise, was formed in 1988 in response to the decline of the heavy engineering and mining industries of Fife. Its primary aim is the regeneration of the communities through the creation and support of sustainable employment.
AddressCrosshill Business Centre Main Street Crosshill KY5 8BJ
EmailTel. Number01592 860296
Brightside Community Cafe (external link)
Brightside Community Café opened in April 2017 at Bandrum Nursing Home, West Fife and is open Wed/Thurs/Fri/Sat 11am to 3pm for food and refreshments. Their Befriending project is looking to recruit volunteers who will be fully trained then matched with residents. For information please contact Michelle Graham.
AddressBandrum Nursing Home Saline KY12 9HR
EmailTel. Number01383 851030
British Red Cross Charity Shop (external link)
British Red Cross charity shop at the foot of the Kingdom Centre in Glenrothes sells second-hand designer and vintage clothes, plus gifts, books, furniture and more, with all profits going towards the organisation's work both overseas and in the UK. Would you like to get involved as a volunteer? Please contact your local charity shop for further details.
Burntisland & Kinghorn Community Sport Hub
Burntisland & Kinghorn Community Sport Hub is a group of proactive sports clubs, volunteer organisations and other local partners who aim to offer more opportunities to participate in physical activity in the community. Beacon Runners Burntisland Amateur Swimming Club Burntisland Bowling Club Burntisland Golf House Club Burntisland Sailing Club Burntisland Shipyard Football Club Burntisland Taekwondo Kinghorn Bowling Club Kinghorn Golf Club Kinghorn Tennis Club Kirkcaldy Canoe Club
AddressKinghorn Community Centre Rossland Place Kinghorn KY3 9SS
EmailTel. Number01383 602393
Cairneyhill Community Sport Hub
Cairneyhill Community Sport Hub is a group of proactive sports clubs, volunteer organisations and local partners who aim to offer more opportunities to participate in physical activity in the community. Cairneyhill Athletic Football Club Cairneyhill Badminton Cairneyhill Weekly Yoga 1st Cairneyhill Brownies 1st Cairneyhill Guides 1st Cairneyhill Rainbows 2nd Cairneyhill Brownies 83rd Fife Scout Group
AddressScout Hall Northbank Road Cairneyhill KY12 8RN
EmailTel. Number01383 602393
Cancer Research (Dunfermline) (external link)
We are a local charity voluntary fundraising committee in the Dunfermline area raising vital funds for cancer research (CRUK). We hold events like quizzes, dinners, wine tasting. The committee started in 1957!
Castle Befriending Scheme (external link)
This befriending project run by the Castle Furniture Project in Cupar aims to reduce social isolation and enable people in North East Fife to maintain independent living by providing a drop-in service, volunteering opportunities and 1:1 befriending service.
AddressTom Rodgers Mill Burnside Mills East Burnside Cupar KY15 4DQ
EmailTel. Number07486691108
Castle Furniture Project Cupar (external link)
Castle Furniture Project Cupar runs various successful projects such as reconditioned domestic appliance, a domestic appliance repair service, portable appliance testing and our furniture recycling projects in Fife supplies quality second-hand furniture. Do you have any unwanted furniture? We rely on donations for all of the above projects and can collect suitable furniture free of charge. Please contact us to arrange an uplift on 01334 654445.
AddressTom Rodgers Mill Burnside Mills East Burnside Cupar KY15 4DQ
EmailTel. Number01334 654445
Castle Furniture Project Glenrothes (external link)
Castle Furniture Project Glenrothes runs various successful projects such as reconditioned domestic appliance, a domestic appliance repair service, portable appliance testing and our furniture recycling projects in Fife supplies quality second-hand furniture. Do you have any unwanted furniture? We rely on donations for all of the above projects and can collect suitable furniture free of charge. Please contact us to arrange an uplift on
AddressCraig Mitchell House Flemington Road Glenrothes KY7 5QF
EmailTel. Number01592 501068
Ceres and District's Women's British Legion (external link)
Royal British Legion Scotland (Legion Scotland) helps ex-services men and women of all ages across Scotland to adapt to civilian life by providing community, friendship and practical advice. From specialist pensions advice and wellbeing support, to providing a listening ear and fundraising, all our activities are about making a difference to the lives of ex-servicemen and women and their families. We meet the 3rd Tuesday of every second month in the Session Hall at 7pm. The Royal British Legion Ceres Branch has over 35 members and meets on the 3rd Tuesday of every second month in the Session Hall at 7pm. Anyone interested please get in contact with Pat Robb.