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Read about the activities that the Scottish Sensory Hub have been involved in during 2023.

Our Macmillan-funded Lived Experience Programme to amplify the voices of people affected by cancer concluded in December 2023.

Partnership between COPE Scotland, ALLIANCE and the Health Foundation’s Q Community is enhancing nurturing and weaving networks.

An update of the development and progress of the ALLIANCE Lived Experience networks.

ALISS has continued to increase the availability and accessibility of information about community assets, services and resources.

The budget includes some positive measures at a tough time, but falls short in key areas.

The ALLIANCE have published their response to the Post Legislative Scrutiny of The Social Care (Self Directed Support) (Scotland) Act 2013.

The ALLIANCE has published a report to inform the See Hear Strategy.

Our ALLIANCE Annual Conference, titled 'Our Voice, Our Rights, Our Future', will be held on 1st May 2024 at the Radisson Blu Glasgow.

The ALLIANCE have published their response to the Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) Bill consultation.

The guidance will continue to make sure that patients who are on waiting lists are managed fairly and consistently across NHSScotland.

Take part in a survey by the Poverty Alliance and Mental Health Foundation to support the development of their work.

Our briefing ahead of the 2023-24 Scottish Budget calls for investment in social security and social care whilst embedding human rights.

If you’re an adult with a sensory impairment who accesses – or wants to access – Self-directed Support, the ALLIANCE wants to hear from you.

The Environmental Rights Centre for Scotland has launched a petition to demonstrate support for a right to a healthy environment.

New research report commissioned by the Academy explores knowledge and understanding of the right to health.

The European and Economic and Social Committee are looking for interested young people for annual youth event.

For Human Rights Day 2023, a joint letter to the Scottish Government urges them to make the Human Rights Bill as strong as possible.

A letter has been sent to the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee in response to certain Stage 1 scrutiny of the Bill.

The UNCRC is an international human rights treaty which sets out the rights every child has.

The responses will inform the development of their District Nursing Specialist Practitioner qualification.

Both had consulted on proposals to reform the Freedom of Information Scotland Act earlier in 2023.

The Health and Social Care Academy Programme launches the new Five Ambitions for the Future of Health and Care.

The Health, Social Care and Sport Committee had requested an update on a range of areas before it could progress the bill's stage 1 report.

Have the arts helped you to stay healthy, or cope in meaningful ways? If so, Scottish Ballet would like to hear from you.