Report launched asking key questions from Scottish civil society following Brexit
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 16th September 2021
Collated questions from Scottish organisations, including the ALLIANCE, for UK and Scottish Governments
The ALLIANCE is pleased to see the launch of Asking some important questions: a collation of Scottish civil society questions for UK and Scottish Governments after UK withdrawal from the European Union (this link will take you away from our website)
The ALLIANCE contributed to the report, which was coordinated and written by Human Rights Consortium Scotland(this link will take you away from our website) and the Scottish Universities Legal Network on Europe (SULNE) (this link will take you away from our website) as part of their partnership Civil Society Brexit Project, funded by The Legal Education Foundation.
The report is a collation of different questions around the future of the third sector following Brexit, raised by various contributor organisations including the ALLIANCE. Whilst we share many common concerns, organisations have contributed in their area of expertise and the whole of the report does not necessarily represent their views.
Irene Oldfather, ALLIANCE Director of Strategic Partnerships and Engagement says:
‘When we spoke with communities across Scotland about the anticipated impact of Brexit within our series of ‘Town Hall’ conversations in 2018, uncertainty about the future was a dominant theme. This new report highlights that, 3 years on, there remains uncertainty about the third sectors’ networks, funding and relationships and how that will impact communities at local level. The expansive list of questions in this report mark important areas for further discussion and clarity’
Find out more about the project and other resources at www.civilsocietybrexit.scot (this link will take you away from our website)
End of page.
You may also like:
Our presentation noted the negative effects of social care charging on human rights including health and adequate standard of living.
Continue readingThe ALLIANCE publishes report outlining key learning from the delivery of Self Management for Life 2024 Small Grants.
Continue readingFor Menopause Month in October, the ALLIANCE and Scottish Government have brought together all our resources on menopause in one pack.
Continue readingNew report sets out action the Government must take to ensure people living with HIV can live well, free from stigma and discrimination.
Continue readingComplete survey on priorities for research into women's cardiovascular disease, in partnership led by King's College London.
Continue readingChest Heart & Stroke Scotland has launched its new Women’s Health Plan to improve health outcomes for women in Scotland.
Continue readingAn awareness day to shine a light on the impact a playlist of meaningful songs can have for people living with dementia.
Continue readingThe ALLIANCE publishes a report outlining key learning from the delivery of Self Management Reflective Practice sessions.
Continue readingA UK wide creative competition for college and VET learners to show why UK–EU connections matter.
Continue readingThird sector partnership, including the ALLIANCE, publishes an updated joint statement outlining urgent actions required on prevention.
Continue readingPractitioners working across Third Sector Mental Health organisations are invited to participate in Digital Inclusion Champions Training
Continue readingGlasgow Caledonian University are seeking organisations who can offer placements for their Doctorate Counselling Psychology students.
Continue readingEnquire are keen to understand how co-ordinated support plans are working in real-life .
Continue readingThis year’s theme is ‘I am here…to be seen’.
Continue readingPaid leave would help support unpaid carers to balance work and caring, making it easier for them to enter and remain in employment.
Continue readingRead the ALLIANCE's response to the Programme for Government announced today.
Continue readingIn Control Scotland have published a new toolkit to help unpaid carers understand their rights and how to get support.
Continue reading#TryAToolTuesday raises awareness of free and trusted apps and resources that help people improve and manage their health and wellbeing
Continue readingPeople with lived experience will now help shape local health and social care priorities as equal partners.
Continue reading“Radical change” cannot be delivered “oven-ready” or behind closed doors, say the ALLIANCE.
Continue readingAlison Thewliss MSP writes to Health, Care and Sport Committee as part of the First Minister's 100-day commitment on audiology.
Continue readingContact the Scottish Sensory Centre for an online consultation.
Continue readingThe Scottish Sensory Hub welcome your feedback to help inform their response to Scottish Government consultation.
Continue readingAward for outstanding contributions to the use of BSL in STEM education.
Continue readingAccess the Helpline for BSL users or make an online appointment.
Continue reading