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Could you make a positive difference to the life of a young person in Fife? 

Babies and Young Children, Older Children and Young Adults, The Community

Volunteer Befrienders for Young Carers in Fife Required  Make a difference to the life of a young carer (12 – 18 years). Lead Scotland’s befriending service offers young carers living in Fife some “me” time away from their caring role,...

An experience of Foster Care

Kinship, Older Children and Young Adults, The Community

Reflecting on the past “I am care experienced. I enjoyed being in care. I had my own room and felt like I had a say in every discussion and my own opinion on things that were happening. What made me happy being in care was feeling like I was a part of a family...

A view from both sides

Kinship, Older Children and Young Adults, The Community

How experience translates into understanding “I am in a unique position as I have experienced first-hand what it is like to be on both sides of the fence. I was looked after when I was younger and spent time living in residential houses. Now I work with children...

The House Project

Kinship, Older Children and Young Adults, The Community

Making a big change in a person’s life “I would like to say that having the opportunity to be on the House Project has completely helped to change my life in many ways, I was really nervous at the beginning of the project and was unsure just how much I...

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