Author: Lewis Bainbridge
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Employment and Careers Project – Fife Council and Fife Centre for Equalities
Fife Council has committed in its Equality Outcomes to better understand its workforce and to reflect the diversity of the local population in Fife. Fife Centre for Equalities (FCE) is carrying out research on the barriers to employment and work with Fife Council for anyone who lives, works or studies in Fife. If you consider […]
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ME60+ Companion Support Information Sessions!
We’re really pleased that our information sessions are taking place across Fife very soon! We are running these information sessions so you can find out more what Companion Support is about. Sessions will take place across Fife. Wednesday, 29th June, 1.30pm – 2.30pm, Wellesley Centre, Wellesley Parish Church, Wellesley Road, Methil, KY8 3PD Friday, 1st July, […]
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NHS Fife: Urgent Care Service Clinical Governance Group – Volunteering Opportunity
NHS Fife are seeking public members to volunteer as part of their Urgent Care Service Clinical Governance Group. Urgent care means ‘when you suddenly become unwell and need to see a healthcare professional the same day but is not an emergency’. This includes urgent care for both mental and physical health. The Public Partner Volunteer’s […]
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FCE Equality Hustings 2022 – Fife Council Elections: Thank you!
A big thank you to everyone who attended and submitted questions to candidates as part of the FCE Equality Hustings 2022. We hope that you found the answers you were looking for to help solidify your decision before the upcoming elections. The parties who took part in the hustings were: Alba Party – Jackie Anderson […]
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Police Scotland – Message to Communities
Message from Assistant Chief Constable Mark Williams – 1 March 2022 Police Scotland would like to reassure our communities in Scotland that, following the invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces last week, there is no intelligence to suggest any specific threat as a result of the reported military action. However, we are aware that these […]
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Fife’s Equality Centre Announces its New Chief Executive
Fife Centre for Equalities (FCE) are pleased to announce that Mr Elric Honoré will be taking over the helm of the organisation from February 2022 when the current Chief Executive departs after over 7 years’ service. Nina Munday, current Chief Executive, was employed to set up Fife Centre for Equalities in 2014. After spending the […]
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Fife Centre for Equalities: Small Investments in Fife Communities
Fife Centre for Equalities (FCE) are pleased to announce that six more community-led groups across Fife have been awarded the Fife Equality Community Grants – a local funding initiative developed in partnership with The National Lottery Community Fund and members of Fife Equalities Forum. The latest round of Fife Equality Community Grants, which closed in […]
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The Fife Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund is open for applications!
The Fife Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund is now open, with just over £1 million available in this financial year, and the same again from April 2022. It is being managed in Fife by Fife Voluntary Action, with support from local statutory partners. The fund outcome is to develop a culture of mental wellbeing and prevention within […]
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Fife Centre for Equalities: Small Grants but Big Outcomes
Fife Centre for Equalities (FCE) are honoured to announce the first set of projects to be awarded the Fife Equality Community Grants – a local funding initiative developed in partnership with The National Lottery Community Fund and members of Fife Equalities Forum.
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Diversity Week Fife 2021 – Thank You!
All of us at Fife Centre for Equalities would like to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who hosted, attended and supported the wide range of events that took place as part of Diversity Week Fife 2021! This year our theme was “Rebuilding Community“, with groups and organisations bringing people together safely as we […]
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“What’s in a Name?” – Nina Munday (née To), Chief Executive, Fife Centre for Equalities
Recently I have been feeling uncomfortable with my surname. I love my husband and I am happy to share his name. However, professionally, I feel it isn’t right that I associate my success with a name that I wasn’t born with, i.e. not my own family name.