Could your experiences help improve health and wellbeing in Fife?
Join the Fife Community Advisory Council and the University of St Andrews School of Medicine for The Curiosity Café – a friendly, family-friendly drop-in event where local people can share their ideas, experiences and views on health and wellbeing.
Whether you're passionate about your community or simply curious about how research can make a difference, everyone is welcome. Drop in at any time throughout the day, enjoy a free tea, coffee or soft drink, and chat with the team in a relaxed and informal setting.
Why come along?
This is your chance to:
- Share your experiences of health and wellbeing in Fife
- Help shape future health research
- Tell researchers what matters most to local communities
- Learn how community voices influence research and healthcare
- Find out more about getting involved with the Fife Community Advisory Council
There are no presentations, no formal sessions and no pressure to stay – simply drop in whenever it suits you for an informal conversation.
About the Fife Community Advisory Council
The Fife Community Advisory Council is made up of local volunteers who work alongside researchers from the University of St Andrews School of Medicine. Together, they help ensure that research reflects the needs, priorities and experiences of people living in Fife.
If you've ever wanted to have a say in research that could improve healthcare in your community, this is a great opportunity to find out how you can get involved.
Event details
Drop in any time between 10am and 4pm
Free tea, coffee and soft drinks will be available.
For more information, contact Charlie Guy at [email protected]
