To encourage a wide range of participation from across the advice, rights and financial sector, there are three types of Fife Rights Forum membership:

1. Full—Full membership is for organisations that work within a recognized Quality Standards framework and are committed to delivering a high quality service within Fife.  Recognized Quality Standards frameworks could include Care Commission, PQASSO, Customer Service Excellence Standards (formerly Charter Mark), Scottish National Standards for Information and Advice Providers, Investors in People, National Care Standards (Housing Support), Quality Scotland, Citizens Advice Scotland Membership Scheme Standards and Fife Rights Forum. 

2.   Associate—Associate membership is for organisations that do not hold any recognized Quality Standards but are committed to developing, delivering and improving advice, rights and/or financial inclusion services in Fife.

3. Individual—Individual membership is for advice, rights and financial inclusion practitioners who have the skills, knowledge and approach to help deliver and support high quality advice, rights and/or financial inclusion services in Fife.  It is appropriate for practitioners who belong to an organisation that is not already a member of Fife Rights Forum.