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Renato Trotta is a PhD researcher at the University of St. Andrews studying the accessibility of museums for people with Visual Impairment.

New tactile paving to help people with Visual Impairment move around the city more safely is to be trialled in Morningside.

Rose arrives at a Retirement Village on a bold and heartfelt mission – to teach British Sign Language (BSL)

Scotland's new national suicide prevention public awareness campaign and website launch.

This consultation is seeking views on how to introduce mandatory ethnicity and disability pay reporting for large employers.

The ALLIANCE is establishing a Community of Practice to address concerns around the right to health in Scotland.

The ALLIANCE has published a response to a consultation on Video Relay Service for BSL users

The Scottish Parliament's Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee wants your views on the impact of the BSL (Scotland) Act.

The ALLIANCE has produced a report for the Scottish Parliament’s Cross-party Group on Deafness on dementia assessments and sensory care

The Scottish Advisory Panel for Offender Rehabilitation (SAPOR) is selecting new members to join their panel.

The ALLIANCE has been working with members to review existing evidence for NHS Reform

Independent Age’s Older People’s Economic Wellbeing Index: Scotland 2024–25 is a nationally representative poll of people aged 66 and over.

Following a series of regional events, the report provides a snapshot of how GIRFEC is currently implemented.

NHS Scotland Operational Improvement Plan sets out actions to improve aspects of healthcare delivery.

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.