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Established in 1969, Arden House is a key resource for the Levenmouth community, providing day care services to the frail elderly, thereby helping them to maintain independent living for as long as possible. Our aim is to lessen social isolation of elderly, frail and dementia service users. We provide day care six days a week and 52 weeks a year, closing only for two days in each of the Christmas and New Year weeks. Arden House provides transport to and from day care with escorts to help service users into centres. Levenmouth is an area of high social deprivation and many elderly residents don't have family or relatives close by to offer support. Staff at Arden House support service users in various ways, including arranging hospital and GP appointments to ensure they are getting the best package of care for their needs and requirements. A specialist programme of activities is designed around each individual's needs. We also work in conjunction with other agencies to maintain service users' mental health and wellbeing.

Run a wide range of services which support emotional, physical and spiritual development of children an dyoung people. This through open youth work programmes, specific support programmes and drop in services. Our programmes cater for a wide range of interests - music, film making, cooking, arts etc and are heavily influenced by our young people. We offer volunteering opportunities to young people that helps build skills, confidence and increases employability or supports entry int further education. A number of activities are supported in satellite provision, this includes Kirkcaldy's most deprived community, where staff and volunteers run youth work, arts & crafts group; toddelrs group; Community Cafe; youth club etc.

The church’s purposes (“the purposes”) are the advancement of the christian faith primarily in Buckhaven. Our project The Safe Haven Community Cafe and Food Distribution operate from the church premises - we have two large halls we use. We identify service users as those recovering but also still coping with drug and alcohol abuse; single parent and full families etc. and homeless persons. We also provide washing facilities, shower, washing machine etc. There is no charge for any of our services. We offer hot meals twice weekly over and above tea/coffee rolls, cake etc. We are supplied weekly by Fareshare mainly for the Food Distribution. Photographs could be available with the consent of the users. I am part of a Community Cafe Network which covers all Community Cafes in our area. A reference could be available from Mrs Cassie Marshall who co-ordinates the Network and works with the Trussell Trust Levenmouth Foodbank. Our social media link is on the Church Facebook page and we are in the process of setting up a designated page for the Cafe and Food Distribution,