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The Scottish Government's Short Life Working group have released the outcomes from their work

The ALLIANCE welcomes views of our members to inform our response.

Volunteer Scotland has published its report on the lessons learned from Scotland’s volunteering response to COVID-19.

The ALLIANCE recommends that any changes to legislation should be underpinned by equalities and human rights considerations.

The ALLIANCE Digital Gathering features sessions on topical issues throughout the week.

Share your views to shape the National Low Vision Service for Scotland.

The update outlines timescales for the move to adult disability payment and how applications in light of terminal illness are made.

New research finds increased funding, leadership and networking is needed to grow the impact of nature based health activities in Scotland.

Discover Digital launches summary insights from small grants funded projects.

The Self Management programme continued to support people to connect.

The Scottish Sensory Hub launched in 2021.

The Children and Young People Programme continued to deliver on a wide range of objectives and activities during 2021, despite the pandemic.

The Policy team had a busy year sharing members’ views across a wide range of issues to influence policy.

Contributors continued to innovate and develop health and social care through lived experience.

Creating networks to platform voices of lived experience.

Scotland Reducing Gambling Harm has engaged with people with lived experience of gambling harm to establish core messages and priorities.

The Macmillan Transforming Cancer Care Lived Experience programme launched in 2021 and came to a close in December 2023.

The ALLIANCE in partnership with the Mental Health Foundation launched their new project that aims to improve mental health and wellbeing.

The Academy continued to work towards transformational change in health and social care.

A reflection on the Frailty Matters research project which concluded in 2021.

The Carer Voices programme continued to connect with carers through online events.

2021 saw the launch of the National Care Service for Scotland consultation, and extensive proposals for social care delivery in Scotland.

The Primary Care Lived Experience Programme launched to contribute to reform.

The Integration Support team continued its role increasing the third sector’s capacity to contribute to health and social care integration.

The House of Care programme came to an end, marking the end of an era.