News

The response calls for more recognition of Long Covid, and outlines the key priorities for research into the condition.

The ALLIANCE are delighted to announce Dr Hannah Tweed and Amy White have joined the ALLIANCE Scottish Sensory Hub.

The Minister for Equalities and Older People has responded to a joint letter to update on progress of the Human Rights Incorporation Bill.

Research by the Scottish Women's Budget Group (SWBG) highlights the need for £6.8bn of investment per year whilst creating 75,000 new jobs.

The Scottish Government have launched a marketing campaign to support the recruitment of more adult social care workers.

A new strategic plan is being developed to improve the implementation of Self-Directed Support in Scotland.

The programme gave people the opportunity to contribute to the development of primary care services and what they would like to see change.

The ALLIANCE has published the Long Covid Lived Experience survey results in an insight report.

Research exploring the role of social prescribing link workers in rising referral rates, differing accounts of demand and guidance services.

Lived experience and involvement is at the core of the Social Security Scotland development process.

The ALLIANCE have submitted a response to a further call for views from the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee.

A new web and mobile toolkit has been developed for people taking multiple medicines, providing guides and decision-making tools

Join the Scotland Reducing Gambling Harm programme to shape action to reduce gambling harms in Scotland.

Bijli Productions nominated for Creative Spaces Award

Read about our findings from the 2022 membership survey, and how our member's have influenced the ALLIANCE's work.

Our report highlights key issues impacting on economic, social and cultural rights in Scotland and the UK.

Collaborations with members helped us to strive for innovation and service development across health and social care. 

The Children and Young People Programme has worked closely with GIRFEC to ensure children's needs are met.

The Self Management projects have continued to build and create strong connections and developments over the past year.

In 2022 we remained committed to building and maintaining strong third sector relationships and communications with colleagues in Europe.

The report focuses on and explores families’ experiences and recommendations for improved access and support.

The ALLIANCE office will be closed from Friday 23 December and will reopen on Wednesday 4 January.

The Scottish Sensory Hub work focusses on three key themes: Communication, Information and Mobility.

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

Throughout 2022, ALISS has continued to increase the availability and accessibility of information about community assets and services