| Positive Play in Schools |  |
Project staff are working with children in two of the local primary schools to encourage positive play in the playgrounds. Plans are developing to roll this programme out across communities of Levenmouth.
Detached YOUTH WORK  | Project staff engage with young people on the streets of Broom and other neighbouring communities. While building relationships |
the youth workers are able to provide information & advice and assist the young people to explore ways of addressing issues and concerns.
Meet the Staff...
The project employs a full-time Project Co-ordinator and part-time play and youth workers.  | Joyce Nolan Project Co-ordinator |  |
Jon Mitchell Youth Worker |  | Margaret Welsh Play & Youth Worker |
Management & Funding The Play & Youth project is managed by the Broom Community Forum, and supported by an Advisory Group made up of local community representatives and professionals from key agencies. The project is currently funded by Communities Scotland and the Levenmouth & Kirkcaldy LHCC.
Get in touch | | If you would like more information about the work of the Play & Youth project you can get in touch by clicking here or by: |
Tel. 01333 592573 Fax. 01333 592568 email - joycemnolan@yahoo.co.uk | Community Arts Projects Young people have enjoyed theopportunity of participating in a range of arts projects within the local community. These have included video workshops, theatre skills, and designing and applying artwork for their youth shelter. 
Y O U T H dROP-iN | 
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A place for young people to chill, meet with their friends, get information & advice, and discuss what matters to them. The Youth Drop-in operates Tuesday and Wenesday evenings, October to March at the Broom Community Flat. For more webpages designed by young people about the drop-in click here.
1-2-1 Support | | | The project also provides individual support to young people facing particular challenges. | A sexual health information & advice service is provided including free condom distribution and pregnancy testing service in partnership with the Health Promotion Department. |
| Working together... Our strength comes from working together in partnership with a range of agencies, both public and voluntary. In particular the Play and Youth Project works closely with Fife Council Social Work, Community Services, and Education, Fife Constabulary, Glen Housing Association, Fife NHS, DAPL (Drug & Alcohol Project Levenmouth), Levenmouth Health & Well Being Project, Barnardos, Levenmouth Youth Strategy Group |
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