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  • Sporting Chance

    This project combines personal development with health and fitness

    This service is provided by: Link Living

    Pathway stages: 1 2
    Max. places per year: 40

    Area covered: Kirkcaldy area

    Eligibility criteria: This project can be run either for S1/S2 pupils, S3/S4 pupils, or 16-24 year olds. It is aimed at those young people struggling with low confidence and anxiety.

    This project combines personal development with health and fitness. We partner with Raith Rovers Community Foundation to deliver this course. It is usually aimed at either 14-17 or 16-24 year olds. Sessions run 2 days per week, with morning workshops based around wellbeing and self-help techniques. Afternoon sessions are held at Stark’s Park, where participants take part in football drills and other sporting activities, with a focus on leadership, coaching, etc.
    Please contact us for more information on when courses are running.

    Contact details
    Websitewww.linkliving.org.uk
    Contact PersonNicky Paton - e: [email protected] t: 01324 466860
    AddressWest Bridge Mill, Bridge Street, Kirkcaldy, KY1 1TE

    Other services delivered by this organisation:
    Moving On Up
    Link Academy
    Steps to Resilience (STR)
    Step On


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