Published Date: Jul 18th, 2025
Residents in Kirkcaldy, Dysart, Kinghorn, Burntisland, and Auchtertool can now benefit from a new Handy Person Service, designed to support individuals with small household repairs and tasks.
Fife Council know that for some people in our communities’ small jobs around the house, like changing light bulbs, moving furniture or carrying out small repairs, can be impossible to carry out, not to mention unaffordable.
That’s why they have teamed up with Community Trade Hub Limited, a not-for-profit organisation with extensive experience in community support and skills development.
Together they want to provide a service to those who aren’t able and can’t afford to pay for these services. The Community Trade Hub provides a service which is trusted, reliable, accessible, and affordable.
The service is available to all, not just our Fife Council tenants, but also homeowners and private tenants who need a little help.
Services include:
· Installation of washing machines
· Moving small items to the kerbside
· Furniture assembly
· Changing light bulbs
· Hanging shelves, pictures, and curtain rails
· Moving furniture
· Small joinery, plumbing, and electrical repairs
You can complete an online referral using the Handyperson Service Online Self - Referral Form
If a specific task is not listed or there are exceptional circumstances, you can get in touch to discuss your needs. Call 01333 439564 or email handypersonservice@gmail.com Self referral link: Handyperson Service Online Self - Referral Form
This initiative is part of the Community Trade Hub’s broader mission to empower individuals and enhance community wellbeing through practical support and learning opportunities.