We’re delighted to welcome two new stallholders to this year’s Funders’ Fayre:
Fife Council Community Wealth Building
NHS Fife Health Promotion Service
With less than five weeks to go, Funders’ Fayre is shaping up to be a great opportunity to connect face-to-face with funders and support agencies, take part in expert workshops and network with organisations from across Fife.
Officially opened by Provost Jim Leishman on Tuesday 8 September, the new branch is testament to their commitment to provide accessible, face-to-face financial services across Fife.
The workshop is to ensure that all staff, peer supporters, and volunteers coming into contact with people bereaved by suicide have an understanding of the complex nature and impact of a suicide bereavement.
Fife Health & Social Care Partnership want to understand how the service can be delivered in a way that is accessible, inclusive, and equitable for everyone.
If you have an interest in domestic abuse, suicide prevention, bereavement, safeguarding, or the review process, you are encouraged to take part and share your views.
They will fund research projects that promote the health of individuals through fostering healthy environments and communities, and enabling access to healthy foods.
They provide equipment for small community-led projects that support litter picking and maintenance activities on traffic-free sections of the National Cycle Network in Scotland.
Hidden Histories brings together creative work inspired by the rich history of the River Leven and the communities that have shaped the area over generations.