General Advice & Information

Welfare Support Workers, and Adult Basic Education are here to help you with seeking a job!  They can help with:

• building a CV
• accessing computers
• setting up an email account
• learning basic computer skills
• accessing further courses
• help with literacy and numeracy
• accessing, maintaining and understanding your Universal Credit profile.
• keeping up to date with your claimant commitment
• job searching and applying for jobs

Community Job Clubs are very casual, and you don't need to make an appointment.  You can stay as long as you want too!

To find out Job Clubs across Fife, click here

Welfare Support Workers are here to help you with any benefit or Fife Council issue.  The team can help with:

• filling in forms (e.g. application forms, some benefit forms, Scottish Welfare Fund applications.  Please note, we cannot help with PIP, DLA or Work Capability Forms)
• accessing computers
• getting referrals to local services
• finding a job and accessing adult learning courses
• starting and maintaining benefit claims, such as Universal Credit
• helping you to understand your payments, claimant commitment or using the Universal Credit system.
• setting up an email account

Sessions are on drop in basis, no appointment necessary.

Welfare Support Workers are here to help you with any benefit or Fife Council issue.  The team can help with:

• filling in forms (e.g. application forms, some benefit forms, Scottish Welfare Fund applications.  Please note, we cannot help with PIP, DLA or Work Capability Forms)
• accessing computers
• getting referrals to local services
• finding a job and accessing adult learning courses
• starting and maintaining benefit claims, such as Universal Credit
• helping you to understand your payments, claimant commitment or using the Universal Credit system.
• setting up an email account

Sessions are on drop in basis, no appointment necessary.

Welfare Support Workers are here to help you with any benefit or Fife Council issue.  The team can help with:

• filling in forms (e.g. application forms, some benefit forms, Scottish Welfare Fund applications.  Please note, we cannot help with PIP, DLA or Work Capability Forms)
• accessing computers
• getting referrals to local services
• finding a job and accessing adult learning courses
• starting and maintaining benefit claims, such as Universal Credit
• helping you to understand your payments, claimant commitment or using the Universal Credit system.
• setting up an email account

Sessions are on drop in basis, no appointment necessary.

Welfare Support Workers, and Adult Basic Education are here to help you with seeking a job!  They can help with:

• building a CV
• accessing computers
• setting up an email account
• learning basic computer skills
• accessing further courses
• help with literacy and numeracy
• accessing, maintaining and understanding your Universal Credit profile.
• keeping up to date with your claimant commitment
• job searching and applying for jobs

Community Job Clubs are very casual, and you don't need to make an appointment.  You can stay as long as you want too!

To find out Job Clubs across Fife, click here

Welfare Support Workers are here to help you with any benefit or Fife Council issue.  The team can help with:

• filling in forms (e.g. application forms, some benefit forms, Scottish Welfare Fund applications.  Please note, we cannot help with PIP, DLA or Work Capability Forms)
• accessing computers
• getting referrals to local services
• finding a job and accessing adult learning courses
• starting and maintaining benefit claims, such as Universal Credit
• helping you to understand your payments, claimant commitment or using the Universal Credit system.
• setting up an email account

Sessions are on drop in basis, no appointment necessary.

Welfare Support Workers are here to help you with any benefit or Fife Council issue.  The team can help with:

• filling in forms (e.g. application forms, some benefit forms, Scottish Welfare Fund applications.  Please note, we cannot help with PIP, DLA or Work Capability Forms)
• accessing computers
• getting referrals to local services
• finding a job and accessing adult learning courses
• starting and maintaining benefit claims, such as Universal Credit
• helping you to understand your payments, claimant commitment or using the Universal Credit system.
• setting up an email account

Sessions are on drop in basis, no appointment necessary.

Welfare Support Workers are here to help you with any benefit or Fife Council issue.  The team can help with:

• filling in forms (e.g. application forms, some benefit forms, Scottish Welfare Fund applications.  Please note, we cannot help with PIP, DLA or Work Capability Forms)
• accessing computers
• getting referrals to local services
• finding a job and accessing adult learning courses
• starting and maintaining benefit claims, such as Universal Credit
• helping you to understand your payments, claimant commitment or using the Universal Credit system.
• setting up an email account

Sessions are on drop in basis, no appointment necessary.

Welfare Support Workers, and Adult Basic Education are here to help you with seeking a job!  They can help with:

• building a CV
• accessing computers
• setting up an email account
• learning basic computer skills
• accessing further courses
• help with literacy and numeracy
• accessing, maintaining and understanding your Universal Credit profile.
• keeping up to date with your claimant commitment
• job searching and applying for jobs

Community Job Clubs are very casual, and you don't need to make an appointment.  You can stay as long as you want too!

To find out Job Clubs across Fife, click here

Welfare Support Workers are here to help you with any benefit or Fife Council issue.  The team can help with:

• filling in forms (e.g. application forms, some benefit forms, Scottish Welfare Fund applications.  Please note, we cannot help with PIP, DLA or Work Capability Forms)
• accessing computers
• getting referrals to local services
• finding a job and accessing adult learning courses
• starting and maintaining benefit claims, such as Universal Credit
• helping you to understand your payments, claimant commitment or using the Universal Credit system.
• setting up an email account

Sessions are on drop in basis, no appointment necessary.