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Welcome to the latest edition of the Health and Social Care bulletin!
If you have any news that you'd like us to highlight on our website and in this bulletin, please submit it here.
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Health and Social Care Forum
Thursday 14 May, 10.00am - 12.00pm, Glenrothes
Our forum brings together third sector organisations across Fife to explore key developments in health and social care, tackle important issues, and make meaningful connections. Join us to stay informed, share your perspective, and grow your network.
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Carers' Providers Forum
Tuesday 02 June, 2.00 - 4.00pm, Caledonia House Glenrothes
Connect with fellow care leaders across Fife. Share insights, build partnerships, stay ahead of policy and innovation, and be part of driving real change for carers and those they support.
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Fife Befriending Forum
Thursday 11June, 1.00 - 3.00pm, Caledonia House Glenrothes
The Befriending Forum is an opportunity for members to share learning, develop positive working relationships, and gain support.
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Mental Health Forum
Thursday 11June, 1.00 - 3.00pm, Caledonia House Glenrothes
Membership of the Forum is open to all staff and trustees with constituted third sector organisations operating in the Fife area in the field of health and social care (i.e. it's not just for organisations that focus entirely on mental health).
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Other Training Opportunities
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Cruse Scotland: The Hidden Weight of Grief in Older Age
Through reflection, discussion, and lived experience, you’ll explore how grief manifests in later life, why it’s often misunderstood, and - most importantly - how to respond with empathy, respect, and practical support.
They offer online training for individuals, or you can arrange a session for your organisation.
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Community Events and Opportunities
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NHS Fife: Covid, Pneumoccocal and Shingles Pop-Up Vaccinations
Get fully vaccinated and protect yourself against the worst effects of Covid-19, Pneumoccocal and Shingles.
No appointment is necessary, but please check your eligibility here before attending.
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Cupar Health Walks with Bums Off Seats
These free local health walks are led by a trained team of volunteer walk leaders.
The walks are suitable for most people, even if you have a long-term health condition.
The walks take place on Mondays at 1.30pm, meeting at Fluthers Car Park Information Point, 28 E Burnside, Cupar, KY15 4BH.
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Nordic Walking in Fife with Bums Off Seats
Nordic walking is a great way to socialise, learn a new skills and increase your fitness. Using poles helps work your whole body whilst walking.
Their trained walk leader volunteers will also teach you how to use the poles and refine your technique.
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Get Walking this May with the Commonwealth Mile!
May is National Walking Month, and Fife Active Communities Team is delighted to launch this year's walking challenge – The Commonwealth Mile.
The goal is simple: they want as many people as possible in Fife to walk, wheel or cycle at least 1 mile every day throughout May.
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Arnold Clark's Gear Up For Sport Fund
They're proud to provide free, branded sports kits to teams aged 4-15, from tracksuits and hoodies to training gear, strips and more.
Closing date: 30 April 2026
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