This bulletin provides updates on a range of issues and is essential reading for those working in health and social care in Fife's third sector.
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Health and Social Care Forum - April
Thursday 10 April, 10.00-12.00, Caledonia House Glenrothes
This month's Health and Social Care forum will include discussion about training, updates from across the third sector, and the opportunity to network and have a cuppa.
We will also have presentations from:
- Barry Pozzi, Self Directed Support Officer at DPHS (Disabled Persons Housing Service)
- Diane Roth, OD and Culture Specialist at Fife Health and Social Care Partnership
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Carers' Providers Forum - May
Tuesday 13 May, 2.00-4.00, Caledonia House Glenrothes
This forum will provide a platform for management-level carer providers from third and public sectors in Fife to share knowledge and insights, stay informed, seek advice, access training and education, advocate for caregivers, and influence positive changes.
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FVA Training Opportunities
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Lunchtime Learning - How to support people with autism in the workplace
Thursday 10 April, 12.00-1.00, online
Katy MacGregor, Disability Employment Coordinator for Fife Council's Supported Employment Service will help us to understand how autism can differ from other potential barriers to employment, what it's like to be an autistic person at work, and how the workplace can adapt.
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Other Training Opportunities
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Fathers Network Scotland - Paternal Mental Health Foundations
Tuesday 15 April, 11.00-12.00, online
Want to support new dads mental health and wellbeing but don't know where to start? Fathers Network Scotland's facilitated training will help you recognise and respond to dads struggling with poor mental health.
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Fife Adult Support & Protection Across the Acts
Monday 21 April, 9.30-4.00, online
The course is relevant for council officers, experienced staff, and managers who require an understanding of the relevant legislative options for adults who might require support, intervention, and/or may experience - or be at risk of - harm.
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Support Groups and Opportunities
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NHS Fife Pain Management Service - Sore? Know More!
Sore? Know More! sessions are for anyone interested in learning about the latest pain science and why pain can persist for the long term.
Sessions are suitable for people who live in Fife and are experiencing long term pain. It can also be for friends, families or health care professionals working with people who experience chronic pain.
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St Andrews Macular Society Group
St Andrews Macular Society Group is excited to launch a brand-new group in St Andrews to support anyone living with sight loss.
Hear from inspiring guest speakers and learn valuable tips and information to help you live well with sight loss.
Enjoy a cuppa and a chat in a friendly, welcoming space - it's the perfect opportunity to connect with others.
The group starts on Tuesday 22 April.
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Pars Foundation Free Fitness Programme
Are you looking to feel your best just in time for summer? Are you looking to become healthier and happier?
Do you have a waist over 38 inches or BMI over 27? Are you aged 35-65?
If you answered yes to the above questions, join The Pars Foundation for their free 13-week FFIT (football fans in training) programme.
The programme starts on Monday 28 April 2025 and takes place every Monday evening, 6.00-7.30pm.
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