Fifestyle concession and access card

What Is a Fifestyle Card?

The Fifestyle card helps people and families save money on Fife Council services. You can get one if you receive certain benefits, including disability benefits.

There’s also a Bonus card for anyone who wants discounts in Fife.

Where can I use my Fifestyle card?

You can use your Fifestyle card to get discounts at:

• Active Fife activities
• Community Use activities
• Fife Child Care & Early Years Services
• Outdoor Education activities
• Community Use Locations
• Disability Sport Fife
• Lochore Meadows
• Lomond Centre
• Fife Cycle Park

How Much Discount Can I Get?

There are three types of Fifestyle cards:

• Premier – up to 50% off
• Super – up to 30% off
• Bonus – up to 10% off

To get a Premier or Super card, you must live in Fife.
The Bonus card is for anyone who doesn’t qualify for the other two or lives outside Fife.

Discounts may be different depending on the service.

How Much Does It Cost?

• Premier – Free
• Premier Family – Free
• Super – £5 per card
• Bonus – £10 per card
• Bonus Family – £20
• Bonus Junior – £5 per card
• Replacement Card – £1

Premier Eligibility

You can get a Fifestyle card if you or your family get one of these:

• Income Support
• Employment and Support Allowance (Income Based)
• Pension Credit
• Disabled Person’s Tax Credit
• Council Tax Rebate (not the single person’s discount)
• Working Tax Credit
• Universal Credit (if you’re not working or earn less than £796 a month)

Super Eligibility

You can also get a card if:

• you have a disability (children under 18 don’t need to pay)
• you get Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
• you get Disability Living Allowance (for care or mobility)
• you get Employment and Support Allowance (Contribution Based)
• you get Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
• you get Carer’s Allowance
• you get Job Seeker’s Allowance (Contribution Based)
• you are a full-time student aged 63 or older and not working

Family Applications

Families can apply under the Premier or Bonus categories. A family means:

• up to two adults
• children under 18 who depend on them

Each person who wants a Fifestyle card must fill in their own form.

• Children aged 5 and over get their own card
• Children under 5 are added to the main adult’s card

How do I apply or renew?

Download the application form and take it to any Community Use School at the following locations:

• Balwearie High Community Use School
• Beath High Community Use School
• Dunfermline High Community Use School
• Glenwood High Community Use School
• Kennoway Primary Community Use School
• Kirkcaldy High Community Use School
• Inverkeithing High Community Use School
• Levenmouth Academy Community Use
• Lochgelly High Community Use School
• Madras College Community Use School
• Queen Anne High Community Use School
• Waid Community Use
• Windmill Community Campus
• Woodmill High Community Use School

You will need to provide current proof of eligible benefits, such as your letter of award, along with one passport-sized photograph and the membership fee, if appropriate.

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