Fife's Local Dementia Action Plan
Overview
Fife's Local Dementia Action Plan
To help shape the local Dementia Action Plan for Fife, we want to hear from people who use dementia services, their families and carers, and members of the public to help us ensure that our approach reflects local needs and priorities, builds on existing strengths in dementia care and support and addresses gaps and challenges which are unique to Fife. Our survey is live until 30th of September so to take part, please follow the link below.
Areas
- All Areas
Audiences
- Anyone from any background
Interests
- Active travel
- Adult learning
- Adult protection
- Affordable housing
- Antisocial behaviour
- Benefits & grants
- Bereavement
- Budgets and finances
- Building standards
- Business advice
- Care home
- Child protection
- Child wellbeing
- City Deal
- Climate change
- Commercial waste
- Community health
- Community organisation support
- Community safety
- Cost of living
- Council housing
- Council tax
- Countryside & green spaces
- Criminal justice
- Culture
- Customer service
- Dog fouling & littering
- Early years
- Economic development
- Elections
- Emergency resilience
- Employability
- Energy
- Environmental health
- Equality
- Event management
- Flooding
- Fly tipping & littering
- Food & healthy eating
- Footpaths & cycle paths
- Foster and adoption
- Funding opportunities
- Governance
- Gypsy travellers
- Halls & centres
- Home care
- Homelessness
- Household waste
- Licensing
- Local community planning
- Looked after children
- Mental wellbeing
- Parking
- Parks (leisure)
- Partnership
- Passenger transport
- Personal safety
- Pest control
- Physical activity
- Place planning
- Planning process
- Potholes
- Private housing
- Provost/civic
- Public spaces
- Recycling
- Refugees
- Registration services
- Roads
- Roadworks
- School curriculum
- School estate
- School meals
- School services
- School transport
- Severe weather
- Sport and activities
- Sports development
- Street lighting
- Substance misuse
- Sustainability
- Tourism
- Town centres
- Trading Standards
- Working for the council
- Youth work
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