The ALLIANCE annual report for 2022
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 19th April 2023
The ALLIANCE is delighted to announce the release of the annual report, detailing progress and updates over the past year.
2022 marked a significant year for the ALLIANCE. With the expansion of our membership and lived experience networks, groups and partnerships, and offering vital community support through our Community Links Worker programme in Glasgow and West Dumbartonshire.
We continue to strive and implement person-centred care across health and social care.
The ALLIANCE is pleased to be able to present the 2022 annual report, which gives an overview of the provision and progress achieved by our programmes, a financial update and statistical data from over the past year. We welcome you to read our annual report and look forward to another impactful year ahead.
We are please to be able to share a video summary of the ALLIANCE annual report 2022.
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