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Welcome to Feniks!

Feniks is a grass-roots charitable organisation set up in 2007 to support the Central Eastern European community in Edinburgh and Scotland.

Our aim is to address health inequalities, promote integration and support the well-being and human rights of CEE communities. We provide culturally sensitive psychological support, community groups, link working, personal development and outreach activities.

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Our services

Psychological support

FENIKS provides therapy and counselling for adults from the Polish and other Central Eastern European communities and related friends and family members.

SMART Recovery Group

SMART Recovery is a well known in the UK addiction recovery programme. Feniks provides an only Polish Smart Recovery group in Scotland

Active 50+

The aim of the group is to break social isolation of the Polish people over 50 years old who are particularly prone to loneliness and consequently poor mental health.

Polish Toddler Group

A group for parents and carers of children aged 0-2 to promote integration and prevent isolation of the parents

Leith Conversation Cafés

The Leith Conversation Cafés create a safe and inclusive space for people from various ethnic backgrounds and at risk of social isolation to make new friends, promote cultural exchange…

Community Link Worker

Our Community Link Worker helps individuals with mental health, emotional, social or wellbeing needs gain access to services in their communities. This service is for adults in Edinburgh.

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