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Complete this survey to tell the Scottish Government about your experiences of NHS mental health services and support in Scotland.

Funding from the National Lottery Awards for All Scotland scheme will fund an innovative programme aimed at reducing social isolation.

A toolkit designed to help you reflect and plan for the future of health and care.

Sense Scotland was delighted to welcome participants from Scotland, England, Northern Ireland, Denmark and the Netherlands.

Digital Citizen Panel member, Neuro Hebrides, promotes MyNeuroSurvey 2024 across Scotland.

The NHS winter vaccine programme in Scotland has started.

Dementia Carers Count are looking at carers' rights and what carers would like the government to prioritise.

Watch a new film produced by the ALLIANCE that will support the Children's Services Review led by East Ayrshire Council.

Complete the survey by October 15 to share your experience of living with chronic pain.

The agenda for the ALLIANCE DigiFest 24 event has been published. Book your place for the in-person event or the hybrid session.

Share your feedback on the programme if you are eligible for the RSV vaccine, regardless of whether you have been vaccinated or not.

Read more about the self-directed support opportunities offered by Grampian Opportunities.

Highlands & Islands Enterprise (HIE) are carrying out a survey around Community Wealth Building.

Get Online Week is being held from 14th- 20th of October, and aims to help as many people as possible to get online

150 people gathered in the Scottish Parliament to celebrate nominees and winners of the Self Management Awards.

We have released a new edition of our Humans of Scotland series, focusing specifically on tackling HIV stigma.

Use these resources to have conversations on menopause and raise awareness this World Menopause Day.

Were you a carer during the pandemic? Join over 5,400 people across Scotland who have shared experiences of the pandemic with Let’s Be Heard

Do you work in the social care sector in Scotland, and want to help advocate for greater investment?

The ALLIANCE support the principles of a National Care Service however the Bill requires substantial amendments to deliver what people need.

The letter expresses collective disappointment in the Scottish Government’s decision to delay the introduction of the bill.

Contact’s Counting the Costs 2024 survey helps get the voice of parent carers into the media and the UK and Scottish Parliaments.

The ALLIANCE are concerned by the impacts on older people, lack of transparent impact assessments, and role of devolution.

The Health, Social Care and Sport Committee published report on the Post-legislative Scrutiny of the Self-directed Support (Scotland) Act.

The DEAP brings together people from various communities and backgrounds with varied lived experiences and perspectives.