Provides support to:

• people living in Fife aged 16 or over with:
  • mental health issues
  • a learning disability
  • a personality disorder
  • a physical impairment
  • an acquired brain injury
  • dementia
  • autism
  • chronic illness
• children under 16 years who are subject to compulsory measures under the Mental Health (Care & Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003

Mental Health Support Service, Benefit Advice, Advocacy, Housing support.

Provides guidance on its website on keeping homes warm and making fuel bills more affordable. It also provides support for those working to assist clients experiencing fuel poverty.

Advocacy for older people in care homes and community hospitals.

Food

Storage cupboard food items and frozen food

A bag of mixed fresh and store cupboard food,

Surplus food purchased from FareShare Scotland and collected from local supermarkets. Fresh, frozen, tinned and dried food available.

Meal in a bag with recipe provided.

A minimum of three days' nutritionally balanced tinned and dried food donated by the local community.

Bags of fresh fruit/veg and other food products for Blairhall resisidents.

Low cost three-course meals, home baking, tea and coffee.

The fridge is open to anyone who requires the service and runs on a free membership system. Members can choose essential grocery items based on need and the number in their household. Volunteers pack chosen items into bags for each member. On Fridays, they offer a pre-cooked takeaway meal and any meals not given out are frozen and distributed on Mondays.

A place to meet and have a coffee and a chat and take some surplus food supplied by local shops and food producers.

Lunches during school holidays.

Emergency food parcels, referrals to the Glenrothes Food bank, phone top ups and small welfare payments to people within the North Glenrothes area. Family breakfast club on Wednesdays and Fridays. The whole family are invited, but children under Primary 5 cannot attend alone.

A weekly community meal that provides an opportunity for local people to meet, share stories, and eat together. Anyone can come along.

A referral is needed for food parcels.
Works with referral agencies to issue food vouchers to those in need of emergency food in times of crisis. Provided a minimum of three days' nutritionally-balanced tinned and dried food donated by the local community.

Making surplus perishable food freely available to members of the public. Surplus food is provided by local businesses and members of the public, and is then available for collection by people who need it.

A referral is needed for food parcels
Works with referral agencies to issue food vouchers to those in need of emergency food in times of crisis. Provides a minimum of three days' nutritionally-balanced tinned and dried food donated by the local community. Also provides toiletries, domestic cleaning products and pet food.

A referral is needed for food parcels
Works with referral agencies to issue food vouchers to those in need of emergency food in times of crisis. Provides a minimum of three days' nutritionally-balanced tinned and dried food donated by the local community.

Food items offered throughout the week.

Fresh food in a community fridge and freezer.

Provides food parcels to families and individuals in the East Neuk, and signposting advice for other services. Access is available to a landline, laptops and Wi-Fi.

Offers affordable food on a donation (pay as you feel) basis.

Provide food parcels on a self-referral basis. While you are advised to call in the week before, emergencies are catered for.

Free pantry bag for residents of the Dunfermline area, inclduing storecupboard essentials, chilled/frozen food, fruit and vegetables, bakery products, and sanitary products.

Please call in advance during the opening hours- you will be given a time slot to collect your bag the following day.

Pop-up community larder.

A referral is required to access this service.
Offers seven days of food, as well as fuel vouchers, clothes, homeware items and a café.

A referral is required to access this service.
Offer 7 days of food on a referral basis

Low cost hot meals and monthly free community lunches.

A referral is required to access this service.
Offers three days of food based on three meals per day per person. The service also provides toiletries, nappies and pet food.

Low cost meals.

A referral is required to access this service. Provides food parcels.

A referral is required to access this service. Provides food parcels.

A referral is required to access this service. Provides food parcels.

A referral is required to access this service. Provides food parcels.

A referral is required to access this service. Provides food parcels.

Food resilience to families in need. There is no referral required to attend the pantry - anyone within Leslie and the surrounding area is able to use the service but it is asked that it is not used more than once a week.

A referral is required to access this service.
Offers three days of food, based on three meals per day per person. Also provides toiletries, nappies and pet food.

A community larder offering groceries, toiletries and pre-cooked home meals. The service also both deliveries and a call and collect service, where needed.

A variety of free prepared meals and other items from the community fridge and larder.

A food support service open to families in Fife who have a household member with additional support needs, and are struggling financially. This is mainly families who have children with additional support needs, but some adults with additional support needs also use this service.

A community cafe in one room, with food provision in another. The community café is a sit in café where customers get a hot meal, tea/coffee and cake. It works on a pay what you can afford basis (donations). The grocery provision is takeaway cooked meals and groceries such as tins, pet food and toiletries. This also works on a pay what you can afford basis. Both are open to anyone that wants to use them.

No assessment or form-filling. Under 16s must be accompanied by a parent.

A referral is required to use this service.
Offers three days of food, based on three meals per day per person. Also provides toiletries, nappies and pet food.

Surplus Food Waste is a community group that works with supermarkets and retailers to provide much needed surplus food waste to those who need it most. They do this by organising surplus popups in public community areas.

Offers tea, coffee, cereals and a choice of filled rolls, and a homemade lunch. Everyone is welcome and there is no charge. A donation box is available but not obligatory. Also offers food bags.

Emergency Food Support

Located within the NEF Community Hub café, short-date and surplus food is available for anyone to help themselves.

Makes surplus perishable and ambient food available to everyone in the community. Refreshments available – tea/coffee/hot chocolate.

The amount a client can take away with them is largely dependent on what their need is. As a rough guide, the service offers two bags per adult and one bag per child per visit.

Not open to the public.
Parcels are made up in the Foodbank and then delivered to clients' homes.

Surplus food is provided by local businesses or members of the public and is then available for collection by people who need it.

Meal in a bag scheme, with everything provided including a recipe, nutritional information and budgeting guidance. There is also an opportunity to come and cook the food with support.

A resource for donated and surplus food that keeps good food in circulation. Anyone can use the community fridge.

A community pantry that collects and redistributes donated food that is unsold or surplus for residents of Kirkcaldy. Members of the pantry 'shop' in the pantry weekly using a set number of points to spend on fresh, frozen, and storecupboard ingredients. There is also a refill station to top up basic essentials such as flour, tea, coffee, rice and pasta.

A pantry shop where customers can choose ten items from the shelves or fridges, and help themselves to as much bread, vegetables, nappies and sanitary products as they need.

Fresh fruit and veg, tins and other everyday foods made up in bags. These are then handed out at the Community Centre door.

Healthcare

Provides support (and refuge accommodation, where needed) for women, children and young people experiencing abuse.

A volunteer supported toenail cutting service for people who struggle to cut their own toenails.

A video consulting service that allows people to have planned health and social care appointments from locations more convenient for them. The hubs offer patients a private room with an internet-connected PC to attend their appointments if they cannot do so elsewhere. Appointments must be booked through a healthcare professional.

Housing and energy

A free and impartial energy and debt advice service available to all tenants and homeowners in Fife.

Mental Health Support Service, Benefit Advice, Advocacy, Housing support.

Provides guidance on its website on keeping homes warm and making fuel bills more affordable. It also provides support for those working to assist clients experiencing fuel poverty.

Fife Council's gateway to information on a range of public services and support, including:

• housing and homelessness
• benefits & money
• health & social care

Provides support (and refuge accommodation, where needed) for women, children and young people experiencing abuse.

Homelessness and housing support service.

Housing and energy advice.

A credit union, able to provide access to low-cost loans and savings accounts.

Guidance on how to access many public services in Scotland.

Housing and energy advice.

A youth homelessness service.

Mental health and wellbeing

Provides support (and refuge accommodation, where needed) for women, children and young people experiencing abuse.

Mental health support service.

Money and debt

Money and debt advice service.

A credit union, able to provide access to low-cost loans and savings accounts.

Refuge

Provides support (and refuge accommodation, where needed) for women, children and young people experiencing abuse.

Rights and welfare

Money and debt advice service.

Mental Health Support Service, Benefit Advice, Advocacy, Housing support.

Fife Council's gateway to information on a range of public services and support, including:

• housing and homelessness
• benefits & money
• health & social care

A credit union, able to provide access to low-cost loans and savings accounts.

Guidance on how to access many public services in Scotland.

Provides a full list of the Scottish benefits people can apply for, and assistance to apply for those benefits for which you are eligible.

Transport

Fife Council's gateway to information on a range of public services and support, including:

• housing and homelessness
• benefits & money
• health & social care

Guidance on how to access many public services in Scotland.

Unpaid carers

Unpaid carer support.

Provides support to unpaid young carers.