FIFE CARERS CENTRE
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A carer is someone who, without payment, provides help and support to a relative, friend or neighbour who can’t manage without their help.  This could be due to age, physical or mental illness, addiction or disability.  Being an unpaid carer is probably one of the most rewarding things you’ll ever do but it can also he expensive, exhausting and worrying… so it’s good to know that we're an organisation here in Fife that will help you.
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How we help carers 

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Carer Support

Fife Carers Centre will support adult carers in their caring role with relevant, straightforward information as well as practical help.  Most importantly we will work with the carer to protect their own physical, emotional, mental and financial health whilst they maintain their caring role.

Building knowledge

We give information and the means to use it to carers on a wide range of topics from applying for benefits to learning more about the condition affecting the person you care for. 

Taking a break

Caring for someone can be a huge commitment and we need to take time away from it from time to time.  Whether it's for an hour or so to spend a bit of time doing something for yourself or for a bit longer to really feel recharged we'll do our best to help carers figure out a way to make it happen.

Learn More about carer support
Learn More about building knowledge
Learn More about taking a break

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If you would like to help us support carers in Fife you can do so by clicking below to donate - Thank you so very much!
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Fife Carers Centre, 157 Commercial Street, Kirkcaldy, KY1 2NS
Telephone: 01592 205472
Email: centre@fifecarers.co.uk
Company Number 282309 Scottish Charity No. SC029466
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  • Home
  • Contact Us
    • FAQs
    • Meet the Staff
    • About Us >
      • Mission Statement
      • Terms & Conditions
      • Confidentiality and GDPR
      • Complaints Procedure
    • Referral Form
  • News
    • Information Bulletins
    • Fife Carers Centre services available during Covid 19 restrictions
    • Carers talking about their caring role
    • Work With Us
  • Carer Support
    • Carers groups
    • The Carers (Scotland) Act 2016
    • Carer Support Plans
    • One to One with a Carer Support Worker
    • Emergency Planning
    • Befriending Service
    • Carers Emergency Cards
    • Who else can help you? >
      • Coronavirus Covid - 19
      • Carer Support Organisations
      • Condition specific help
      • Respite, Short Breaks & Holidays
      • Organisations that can help
  • Building Knowledge
    • Online learning with LearnPro
    • Information for workers
  • Taking a Break
    • Carers groups
    • Creative Breaks Fund
  • Carers Week 2020
    • Carers Week 2020 Information Marketplace
    • Carers Week Afternoon Tea Entertainment >
      • Quiz
    • Carers Week Afternoon Tea Recipes