Events
Carers Conference
Drop in to find out more on carer support services and organisations in Fife.
A great opportunity to meet in a safe space to connect with others and access support.
Centre Briefing
Fife Carers Centre briefing sessions aim to inform workers about the work we do and how you can refer carers to us to access support. The sessions also give everyone who comes along an opportunity to exchange information about their service and to explore ways in which they could work together to improve things for carers.
If you'd like to come along to one of these sessions, please contact reception@fifecarers.co.uk
Take a Walk in Their Shoes
This is an information session to give you a practical understanding of dementia.
Communicating with Dementia
For many people with dementia spoken language and finding words can be difficult and frustrating, leading to stress, anxiety, and challenging behaviours.
Centre Briefing
Fife Carers Centre briefing sessions aim to inform workers about the work we do and how you can refer carers to us to access support. The sessions also give everyone who comes along an opportunity to exchange information about their service and to explore ways in which they could work together to improve things for carers.
If you'd like to come along to one of these sessions, please contact reception@fifecarers.co.uk
Communicating with Dementia
For many people with dementia spoken language and finding words can be difficult and frustrating, leading to stress, anxiety, and challenging behaviours.
At this informal session you will learn about:
How to connect and communicate.
How to enjoy your time together.
How to cope with the difficulties dementia can bring.
The sessions are free for unpaid and family carers.
Choose the session that is best for you and call Fife Carers Centre on 01592 205472 to book your place.
Take a Walk in Their Shoes
This is an information session to give you a practical understanding of dementia, you will learn:
How dementia affects the way a person sees and interacts with the world.
How to cope with the changes you see in the person you care for.
To ‘take a walk’ in the shoes of the person with dementia.
The sessions are free for unpaid and family carers.
Choose the session that is best for you and call Fife Carers Centre on 01592 205472 to book your place.
Take a Walk in Their Shoes
This is an information session to give you a practical understanding of dementia, you will learn:
How dementia affects the way a person sees and interacts with the world.
How to cope with the changes you see in the person you care for.
To ‘take a walk’ in the shoes of the person with dementia.
The sessions are free for unpaid and family carers.
Choose the session that is best for you and call Fife Carers Centre on 01592 205472 to book your place.
Centre Briefing
Fife Carers Centre briefing sessions aim to inform workers about the work we do and how you can refer carers to us to access support. The sessions also give everyone who comes along an opportunity to exchange information about their service and to explore ways in which they could work together to improve things for carers.
If you'd like to come along to one of these sessions, please contact reception@fifecarers.co.uk
Communicating with Dementia
For many people with dementia spoken language and finding words can be difficult and frustrating, leading to stress, anxiety, and challenging behaviours.
At this informal session you will learn about:
How to connect and communicate.
How to enjoy your time together.
How to cope with the difficulties dementia can bring.
The sessions are free for unpaid and family carers.
Choose the session that is best for you and call Fife Carers Centre on 01592 205472 to book your place.
Take a Walk in Their Shoes
For many people with dementia spoken language and finding words can be difficult and frustrating, leading to stress, anxiety, and challenging behaviours.
Glenrothes Drop In
Whether you have questions about benefits, need support with your caring role, or simply want to learn more about the assistance we provide, come by and chat with us. We're here to support you!
Communicating with Dementia
For many people with dementia spoken language and finding words can be difficult and frustrating, leading to stress, anxiety, and challenging behaviours.
Take a Walk in Their Shoes
This is an information session to give you a practical understanding of dementia.