What support do facilitators need to encourage participatory budgeting processes across Scotland?

House of Commons Committee hears social care in Scotland would be affected by new immigration rules.

The new Financial Health Check is delivered by the Citizens Advice Network in Scotland and backed by the Scottish Government.

Local Government Committee reports on Stage 1 of the Scottish Parliament's Fuel Poverty Bill.

Scottish Basic Income Steering Group set out key questions to be addressed to pave the way for a successful basic income pilot in Scotland.

New GMC guidance must make sure the needs and preferences of people using support and services are at the centre of decision making.

Organisations from across the United Kingdom have backed a Private Members Bill in the name of Brendan O'Hara MP.

Dr Sally Witcher appointed Chair of Scotland's new social security scrutiny body.

A consultation is underway on proposals to put the Scottish Government's Good Food Nation ambitions into practice.

The ALLIANCE has backed calls to broaden the definition of caring support in the rules for Scotland's new young carers entitlement.

Audit Scotland report puts emphasis on financial planning and engagement to achieve integration.

Brendan O'Hara MP has tabled a Private Members Bill in the House of Commons and you can add your support.

Debate around strengthening accountability for the implementation of international human rights standards has recently progressed.

Marie Curie and Macmillan Cancer Support highlight a breakdown in care and unnecessary stress on family and friends taking on a caring role.

New report launched written by Carnegie Fellow, Julia Unwin CBE, and informed by a series of roundtables and events across the UK.

Staff, communities and the public must lead immediate action to shift the NHS towards long-term, fundamental change.

Read the report from the ALLIANCE's series of Town Hall Conversations seeking local views on the potential impact of Brexit.

Data gathered by Sue Ryder and Hospice UK reveals that 53,000 people could be missing out on support that would help them cope.

Co-designed resources set out new rights for unpaid carers in the Carers Act.

Inclusion Scotland are looking for people with experience of adult social care services to join their Policy Panel.

Assessments for disability support will be carried out by Scotland's new social security agency.

With other HRCS members we sent a short report to the UN Special Rapporteur on Poverty ahead of his UK country visit in November 2018.

A new entitlement to support young families will be paid ahead of schedule.

The Scottish Food Coalition expresses disappointment at "diminished" ambition.

WHO brief uses Scotland’s House of Care as an example of collaborative planning of care and shared decision-making.

Carers will receive the first payments of the new Carer’s Allowance Supplement from mid-September, back-dated to April.

Campaign group SCoWR calls for investment to avoid hike in in-work poverty rates.

The UK Government has outlined the implications of "no deal" for medicines regulation in the UK.

An innovative European approach to supporting people experiencing mental health problems is being considered by Scottish experts.

The Scottish Parliament has issued a new survey on how effective the Scottish Parliament is in engaging with disabled people.

The ALLIANCE has welcomed general principles of a new staffing Bill but called for new powers to consult people directly.

The Awards recognise, celebrate and share examples of improvements and innovation that demonstrate clear benefits to the lives of patients.

Add your support to a new campaign encouraging the UK Government to improve Universal Credit flexibility and support.

Independent Living in Scotland (ILiS) project highlights disabled people are ‘nowhere in the room’ in Brexit discourse.

The proposed Cross-Party Group (CPG) on Social Enterprise has now been approved by the Scottish Parliament.

ALLIANCE members and partners have contributed to a new and unique anthology about health and social care integration.

Recommendations for how to improve and strengthen Scotland's hate crime laws have been unveiled by a senior judge.

The ALLIANCE joins others in calling for the publication of a Good Food Nation Bill.

The ALLIANCE has published a short report on the experiences of children, young people and families accessing Self-directed Support.

Later this year See Me is launching a new campaign to get young people talking about mental health.

The ALLIANCE has outlined steps that could be taken to strengthen the Scottish Parliament's approach to considering human rights.

Lord Stephen and Baroness Jolly have re-tabled an amendment to the Brexit legislation for the Report Stage in the House of Lords.

Decision to amend Social Security Bill welcomed by Marie Curie and MND Scotland.

Chief Medical Officer Dr Catherine Calderwood is calling for a move away from the “doctor knows best” culture.

Members of the House of Lords are supporting plans for an independent review of Brexit’s impact on health and social care.

Fifty organisations have called for a Social Security (Scotland) Bill amendment on independent advocacy.

Briefing notes on a stage 3 Social Security Bill amendment backed by more than 40 organisations has been published today.

Prevention, NHS governance and Brexit will be key features of the Committee's 2018 work.

Public contract failures have led to a loss of trust that risks undermining the operation of social security entitlements according to MPs.

A pioneering initiative to help public authorities put human rights at the heart of budget planning is being launched today.

The ALLIANCE has proposed greater focus on lived experience of fuel poverty in a Scottish Government consultation response.

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society (The RPS) is consulting on its statement on the role of the pharmacist and they want to hear from you.

Leonard Cheshire Disability want to find out how easy it is for disabled people to vote during an election.

ALLIANCE members have expressed fears that social care recruitment problems could be "exacerbated" after Brexit.

Hundreds of MPs from across the UK are supporting plans for an independent review of Brexit’s impact on health and social care.

The general principles of the new Social Security Bill have been approved by the Scottish Parliament.

MPs will debate an amendment to the Brexit legislation later today that would ensure a post-Brexit health and social care impact assessment.

MND Scotland and Marie Curie are suggesting changes to social security legislation to better recognise terminal illness.

Derek Mackay MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Finance and the Constitution has presented the Scottish Government’s Draft Budget for 2018/19.

Practice guidance for improving health literacy has been published by the Scottish Government.

The ALLIANCE is supporting an amendment to the 'Brexit' legislation calling for an independent review of health and social care impact.

The Scottish Government has produced a first evidence paper from the Social Security Experience Panels.

The ALLIANCE and members joint response to a Health and Sport Committee on new regulations underpinning the Mental Health Act.