FSLT's Contribution
• A Health and Inequality programme delivered to the most disadvantaged communities across Fife, helping
FSLT engage effectively with what is considered by many to be a hard-to-reach population group
• Support given to Fife Council's Early Years Team to enable affordable and flexible childcare to be delivered
from three leisure facilities
• A 30% concessionary rate offered to over 60s not in work or individuals and families living on a
means-tested benefit
• Pre-school programmes delivered to accustom children to listen and take instruction from the class tutors
prior to them attending school
• Physical activity benefits delivered to support people with mental health problems
• A Daytime Active Gym and Swim membership package delivered for people on job seekers allowance or
employment support allowance to enable their confidence to grow prior to entering into employment
• Support given to young people to obtain workplace experience and raise awareness of career opportunities
• Outreach health classes delivered in disadvantaged areas to tackle long-term health conditions
• Health classes and social cafes in community settings established to reduce social isolation in older adults
to provide a better quality of life for individuals and their families
• Activity classes delivered to enable people to manage their long term health conditions and improve their
quality of life
FSLT's Contribution
• Over 350 sports clubs given access to FSLT facilities to keep young people off the streets, thereby
reducing potential levels of crime
• Partnership with Fife Council's Social Work Service to provide instructor-led physical activity sessions to
encourage offenders during their community payback order to feel confident back in their communities,
thereby helping to reduce levels of re-offending
• 14 facilities managed on behalf of Fife Council
• Activities and classes provided for all ages and abilities
• Affordable and accessible opening hours for sports and leisure facilities
• FSLT reserves invested in gyms to keep them attractive for all users
• Outreach opportunities provided where there is limited access to services
• Child protection training provided with appropriate procedures in place to safeguard young people and
vulnerable adults
• Older adults encouraged to participate in programmes and meet people to reduce social isolation
• Programmes provided to support individuals and their families living with dementia, thereby contributing
to a decent quality of life
• Training opportunities provided to staff on how to deal with and recognise customers with dementia
• Increase in target groups using sports and leisure facilities
Priority Theme
Opportunities for All
FSLT's Contribution to Fife Council's Plan4Fife
Priority Theme
Thriving Places