The Well

The Well Near Me

The Well staff are delighted to announce that we can still reach out to the public and provide support, information, and advice, using The Well Near Me.

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Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 10am to 12noon and every Monday and Thursday  1pm to 3pm you can join our Well Near Me Waiting Room to speak to a staff member on things that matter to you.

This ensures that we can continue to provide you with support whilst keeping you safe.  

The Well Near Me allows you to have a video conversation with our staff from your own home. All you need is a device for making video calls (smartphone, tablet, laptop), internet connection (Wi-Fi or mobile data) and Chrome or Safari Internet Browser. 

Due to the high volume of video calls we receive, we might not be able to answer all. If you wish to receive a virtual Well appointment email TheWell@fife.gov.uk with your name, phone number and a brief explanation of the topic you wish to discuss.

The Well Near Me can also offer a BSL interpreter. If you require a BLS interpreter you must book an appointment via the above email, or SMS 07984 356580.

Please note that The Well Near Me now has a phone line, for those who don’t have access to technology or internet. The phone line is active the same times as the Wells, if you wish to speak to our staff please call: 03451 551500

Please note all physical Wells are currently closed!

What do I need to make a video call?

  • A good connection to the internet If you can watch a video online (e.g. YouTube) you can make a video call
  • A private, well-lit area where you will not be disturbed during the consultation
  • One of these: Google Chrome web browser on a desktop or laptop, or on an Android tablet or smartphone Safari web browser on an Apple iMac, MacBook, iPad, or iPhone
  • Web-camera, speakers and microphone already built into laptops or mobile devices

Is it secure?

Video calls are secure; your privacy is protected. Near Me uses secure video consulting which has been approved as confidential and safe by the Scottish Government and NHS Scotland.

What do I do if something is not working?

Visit  www.nhs.attendanywhere.com/troubleshooting

For More information visit:  www.nearme.scot

The Well Near Me How To Use Leaflet

The Well Near Me Leaflet

What is the Well?

The Well is a venue where you can drop-in and find out information and receive general advice to help you stay well and independent within your local community.

The Wells are established across Fife as places where you can go to be listen to,  have a conversation about what’s important to you regarding your health and wellbeing. Here you are directed to support that best meet your needs. Our friendly, well-informed staff will support you to access a wide range of information that promotes your health and wellbeing. The Wells bring together those who know all about health and social care in your local community such as Local Area Coordinators, Housing Officers, Social Work, Social Security Benefits and a range of other community, health and social care staff. At the Wells you will have a good conversation about what matters to you, whether this is about living a healthier lifestyle, having meaningful activities or living independently in your own home.

We can help you to:

  • complete a re-housing application, update a re-housing application
  • explore all the local activities and groups you might be interested in
  • apply for a community alarm
  • complete different forms
  • join a local group
  • contact a local service/health professional on your behalf
  • explore local support organisation
  • find volunteering opportunities
  • find out about Meal Makers
  • gain support as a carer
  • and many more

The Well: Working together to better support people to achieve what matters to them.

Benefits to visiting The Well

Who can use The Well? Anyone over the age of 16. Visiting The Well? No Appointment is needed! You can pop along to The Well in your local area for a cuppa and a chat. If you want we can make arrangements for you to chat in a private confidential space.

The Wells across Fife

The Clearing
239 High Street
Cowdenbeath
Every Tuesday 10am - 1pm

Dunfermline Advice Hub
31 Chapel Street
Dunfermline
Every Tuesday 10am - 12noon

Bridge Cafe
Unicorn House
Falkland Place  
Every Wednesday 10am - 12noon

Mercat Shopping Centre
Every Thursday 10am - 12noon

Kinghorn Community Centre
Rossland Pace
Kinghorn  
Every last Thursday of the month 10am - 12noon

Forth Street Hall
Forth Street
Leven  
Every Tuesday 10am - 12noon

Kennoway Community Shed
Cotslands Park
Kennoway  
Every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month 10am - 12noon

Buckhaven Community Centre
Kinnear Street
Buckhaven  
2nd and 4th Friday of the month 10am - 12noon

Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church
Queens Gardens
St Andrews  
1st Tuesday or every month 12noon - 2pm

Enlighten
23 Bonnygate
Cupar
2nd Monday of every month 10am - 12noon

Lower Town Hall
18 School Green
Anstruther  
3rd Wednesday of every month 10am - 12noon

Larick Centre
Shanwell Road
Tayport  
4th Monday of every month 10am - 12noon

Valleyfield Community Centre
1st Tuesday or every month 11am - 1pm

Oakley Community Centre 
2nd Friday or every month 12noon - 2pm

Parkgate Community Centre
Rosyth
3rd Wednesday of every month 11am - 1pm

Dalgety Bay Parish Church 
4th Wednesday or every month 1.3pm - 3.30pm

For more information, please contact

aleksandra.atanasova@fife.gov.uk 03451 55 55 55 EXT 445347

Additional information

Wellbeing Point Fife Health & Social Care Partnership believes in supporting people to look after and improve their own health and wellbeing and live in good health for longer. The Wellbeing Point is an online signposting tool that can quickly, clearly and easily signpost to local and national health and wellbeing information. https://wellbeing-point.wixsite.com/the-well This tool was developed with Penumbra SDS Project (a Scottish mental health charity), funded by the Scottish Government.