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There has been progress in improving engagement in the Scottish budget process, but more work is needed.

Shared Care Scotland has launched a research report into unpaid carers' experiences of short breaks and respite services in Scotland.

The Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland (the ALLIANCE) is deeply saddened by the death of Christina McKelvie MSP.

The report from Audit Scotland makes recommendations to address pressures on GPs and improve access to care.

These moves will plunge thousands of disabled people into hardship, and threaten Scotland’s devolved system.

West Dunbartonshire is cutting 40% of Community Links Workers. The ALLIANCE urges the Scottish Government to step in and fill the gap.

Every Tuesday the Discover Digital team at the ALLIANCE shares a free and trusted digital tool that supports health and wellbeing.

Companions of blind and partially sighted people can now travel for free on ScotRail trains.

The ALLIANCE welcomes the homecare medicines review to improve care for those who need it.

The ALLIANCE wants to hear about your communication experiences

Read a statement from our Chief Officer, Sara Redmond, on the recent social security announcement from the UK government.

The conference celebrates the range of work developed as part of Collective Advocacy facilitated by CAPS.

The £1m Commissioning Fund is a pivotal resource within the FORTH2O project, designed to spark investment.

Could you help shape the future of Human Rights in Scotland? Apply to join the SNAP2 Leadership Panel

Visit the Defib finder website to find the defibrillators closest to you.

Have your say on what you would like to see from a future Contact Scotland BSL service.

The ALLIANCE and Scottish Government have produced several resources on heathy aging, in support of the Women's Health Plan.

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, a fantastic annual opportunity to raise awareness of bowel cancer.

The UN ICESCR Committee has issued its recommendations and several reflect points made by the ALLIANCE and our members.

EPI-SCOT aims to understand how knowing the cause of a young person’s epilepsy might lead to more effective treatments.

The report states that community health and social care finances are increasingly precarious, and encourages IJBs to work with partners.

This year has seen continued growth in membership, reach and impact, through our delivery of a diverse range of programmes,

Carers Scotland launches their State of Caring in Scotland 2024 research report.

The ALISS team is delighted to announce the launch of ALISS Analytics, a new tool designed to provide easy access to valuable data on ALISS.

The Digital Citizen Panel is pleased to share the first member spotlight, highlighting member Pasna Sallis and her work with older adults