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Our final post for Scottish Housing Day 2024. A big thank you to our lovely tenant Marilyn for allowing us to chat to her and share her story with you all.
Our aim is to ensure our tenants have a Home For Life and we will continue to strive for this now and in the future.
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Fantastic Marilyn, I think fife housing jhave made a lot of people happy with the adapted bungalows, enjoy rhe sun and your garden 😀
For #ScottishHousingDay we caught up with Marilyn, one of our tenants who lives in our adapted bungalows. We were honoured that she shared her story with us. More from Marilyn later on... 💜
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Creating #HomesForLife is a priority for us at Fife Housing Group so that our tenants can remain in their homes as their circumstances change over time.
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Today we are celebrating #ScottishHousingDay 🏠🏡🏘🏠🏡🥳
This year, Scottish Housing Day is focussing on Homes for Life and encouraging landlords to think about how we can better support people in later life as needs and priorities change.
Our population is ageing faster in Scotland than in the rest of the UK, and as people grow older, their housing needs can change. This might require some simple adaptations to make homes more accessible, technology to support day-to-day activities, or planning to move to a more suitable home that’s closer to family or local amenities, or easier to manage.
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Only two days until #ScottishHousingDay
This year we are celebrating #HomesForLife and thinking about how we can continue to support our tenants as they go through different stages in their lives.
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We are excited to announce that The Big Hoose Project has been selected as our charity of the year for 2024/25.
Fundraising activities are underway as we aim to raise as much money as possible. Our Charity Team was recently invited by the project’s CEO, Kirsty Thomson, to visit the central hub in Lochgelly, where they had the opportunity to meet the team and tour the warehouse.
As shown in the pictures, this is a big operation that continues to grow. We want to raise as much funding as possible so we can make a difference in the communities they are working with.
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Well done The big hoose project.
It's tim#RethinkDementiaentia
Irene Donaldson (63), a mother of one from Kennoway, is living with Early Onset Alzheimer's - see her story below... ... See MoreSee Less
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If you are approaching pension age (currently 66) but live with a partner who will still be working age (18-65), your entitlement to housing benefit may end and you may need to claim universal credit to carry on getting help with your housing costs. Get advice in good time so you’re prepared – if you need to, the best time to claim to maximise your income is two weeks before your 66th birthday. The Big IDEA can advise on how the change will affect the money you have coming in and what you need to do.
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Drop-in sessions September – Templehall and Kennoway to go = Financial and benefits advice‼️
Over the next six months, we will be trialling new drop-in sessions in Lochgelly, Templehall, Kennoway, and Buckhaven.
If this trial is successful, we will roll it out to other areas. However, everyone is welcome to attend these sessions, so feel free to come along, even if you don't live in one of these four areas.
The drop-ins will take place from 2:00pm - 4:00pm at the same location each month.
This is your chance to meet our team, ask questions and find out what support is available, or just have a chat about whatever is on your mind.
Our first sessions will also offer free financial and benefits advice with one of our Income Maximisation Officers available to assist you in all things money-related.
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1 DAY TO GO! RSVP BY END OF DAY TOMORROW - ONLY A FEW SPACES LEFT! 🥳🍕
Pitches, Prizes and Pizza is back! This FREE event is for our Giving Something Back grants - come along and enjoy pizza, bingo and games and cheer on the local charities and projects as they pitch for funding in our fun Dragon's Den-style event.
RSVP on our website using this link - fifehg.org.uk/.../pitches-prizes-and-pizza-free.../ ... See MoreSee Less
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RESPONSIBLE PET OWNERSHIP 🐶
Recently, there has been an increase in pet aggression towards our colleagues and some of our Housing Officers have been bitten by dogs.
The safety and wellbeing of our colleagues is our top priority, so we remind those with animals to practice responsible pet ownership.
If you own a dog, please temporarily shut it in a separate room or out in your garden while our colleagues are in your home. Never open your door to our colleagues if your dog is not secured away.
Even the most lovable dogs can be unpredictable and cause danger to someone they don't know coming into their home.
Pet aggression also includes barking and jumping at people. Therefore, it is better to separate your dog when one of our colleagues comes to your house. Thank you ☺️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Has the Department for Work and Pensions written to you to say that you have claimed universal credit? Do you have questions, need advice or help to make a claim? The Big IDEA advisers can help.
Contact Carolyn or Gill at theBigIDEA@fifehg.org.uk or via the numbers below for help and support. They can help you in other areas too including cutting your bills and claiming what you are entitled to. ... See MoreSee Less
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I am a wee bit sad that you couldn't cap of pipe on my gas cooker so that I can give it to charity vincent de paul who has a client waiting
Pitches, Prizes and Pizza is back! RSVP by Tuesday 10 September - limited spaces 🥳🍕
This FREE event is for our Giving Something Back grants - come along and enjoy pizza, bingo and games and cheer on the local charities and projects as they pitch for funding in our fun Dragon's Den-style event. Plenty of games for the kids
RSVP on our website using this link - fifehg.org.uk/.../pitches-prizes-and-pizza-free.../ ... See MoreSee Less
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Garden Competition 2024 winners! 🌻
In first place, we have William from Rosyth. William is recently retired and has experienced some poor health since giving up work. His garden has become his focus, making him smile and encouraging him to get outside. With help from his granddaughter, William has created a sanctuary on his doorstep and all around his property, spending hours each day in his front and back gardens, looking after his plants, flowers, fruits and vegetables. He even has a hospital in his garden, where unwell or dying plants are given extra care and attention. His garden hosts an incredible array of handmade ornaments, each adding to the beauty of his unique space. Outside the gates of his gardens, William has an agreement with the council to keep the communal public pathway clear and tidy. He has even added some palm trees, flowers, stepping stones and fairy lights to benefit the community. Our overall winner award this year goes to a very deserving man who has dedicated his retirement and rehabilitation from ill health to his garden. Well done, William! ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done, your garden is lovely 🌟👏👏🥳
Well done so colourful
Well done wullie x
sooooo cute and interesting....lots to look at x
Well done William 🌻
Well deserved. We enjoy walking past the beautiful plants and flowers.
Wonderful, keep well, and so lovely to see such a brilliant job yout doing
Beautiful to see when walking dog 😊
Beautiful , congratulations
Well done Wullie x Susan Watson xx
Kat Duncan
Well done sir, amazing job and dedication 5***** 👍👍
Congratulations William! What a joyful space you have created!! It must lift your spirits to see how it's flourishing, especially when you're having a bad day. Beautiful ❤️
I used to live at 31 when I was growing up, what a difference now! Wow its looking great! Well done
Well done William on your achievements, happy gardening .
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Garden Competition 2024 winners!🌼
In second place, we have a previous Garden Competition Champion - Robert from Methil. Robert (Rab) has recently been working with local community groups, donating flowers and plants to spruce up their gardens and selling plants to raise funds. Rab showed the judges around his wonderful garden oasis (where they could have stayed for hours!) and told them about the community work he has been doing. ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done robert xx
Jason Syme this is it
Robert Cowan