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Specially-equipped van tours Fife to boost community engagement


20 January 2025
by Robert Armour
 

Enables groups to get sound advice

Mobile, in-person assistance is now available for community groups across Fife, thanks to Fife Voluntary Action’s (FVA) new Mobile Community Support Hub.

The hub is based out of a specially equipped van that will visit locations across Fife every Tuesday and Wednesday. Members of FVA’s Capacity Building team will be on hand to discuss topics like governance, policy, funding, business planning, crisis support, and much more.

Anyone who runs a local community organisation can drop by when the van is in their area. It’s also open to anyone thinking of setting up a new group.

Supported by Fife Rural Development Fund, FVA can help organisations deliver services, particularly those in rural areas such as North East Fife and South West Fife.

Kenny Murphy, chief executive of FVA, said “FVA is committed to supporting the third sector to ensure it’s robust, resilient, and delivers high quality services for the people of Fife. We are delighted to launch the Mobile Hub to increase our presence in rural areas.”

Helen Rorrison, head of capacity Building at FVA, said “We offer a range of support to organisations in Fife, assisting them with topics such as governance and funding.

"The Mobile Community Support Hub means that we can meet with more organisations face to face and reach groups in rural areas that might find it inconvenient to get to one of our offices.”

 Upcoming Dates and Locations

DateTimeLocation
Tuesday 21 January9.45-11.15Lundin Links Montrave Hall
 11.45-1.15Elie Sports Club
 2.00-3.30Largoward Village Hall
Wednesday 22 January9.45-11.15Kincardine Community Centre
 11.15-1.15High Valleyfield Community Centre
 2.00-3.30Cairneyhill Masonic Hall
Tuesday 28 January9.45-11.15Auchtermuchty Square
 11.45-1.15Falkland Village Hall
 2.00-3.30Strathmiglo Village Hall
Wednesday 29 January9.45-11.15Kelty Community Centre
 11.15-1.15Lumphinnans (opposite Bowling Club)
Tuesday 04 February9.45-11.15Newport Scott Street (outside library)
 11.45-1.15Tayport (opposite Harbour Cafe)
 2.00-3.30Guardbridge Main Street
Wednesday 05 February9.45-11.15Benarty Centre
 11.45-1.15Lochgelly Centre
 2.00-3.30Cardenden Bowling Club
Tuesday 11 February9.45-11.15Anstruther (outside Fisheries Museum)
 11.45-1.15St Monans (outside library)
 2.00-3.30Crail Nethergate
Wednesday 12 February9.45-11.15Oakley Community Centre
 11.45-1.15Carnock & Gowkhall Community Centre
 2.00-3.30Crossford Scout Hall
Tuesday 18 February9.45-11.15Lundin Links Montrave Hall
 11.45-1.15Elie Sports Club
 2.00-3.30Largoward Village Hall
Wednesday 19 February9.45-11.15Kincardine Community Centre
 11.45-1.15High Valleyfield Community Centre
 2.00-3.30Cairneyhill Masonic Hall
Tuesday 25 February9.45-11.15Auchtermuchty Square
 11.15-1.45Falkland Village Hall
 2.00-3.30Strathmiglo Village Hall
Wednesday 26 February9.45-11.15Kelty Community Centre
 11.45-1.15Lumphinnans (opposite Bowling Club)
 

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