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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.

ALLIANCE Live continued to bring content to people during the second year of the pandemic.

The Links Worker Programme continued to grow, helping to support individuals and families.

Humans of Scotland, sharing stories from people in Scotland during COVID-19.

Maintaining connections in Europe.

Working together to help people understand and navigate digital health and care.

ALISS - A Local Information System for Scotland.

Our membership network reached over 3,000 members in 2021.

The ALLIANCE has responded to the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee's inquiry into how people access primary care.

The ALLIANCE and VOX Scotland are collecting views to support the development of Mental Health Standards.

Find out how to get involved in the UK Government’s consultation on Human Rights Act Reform.

Join SSSC for sessions exploring leadership practice.

Participate in British Heart Foundation research.

The ALLIANCE has responded to Rhoda Grant MSP's consultation on the proposed Right to Food Bill.

Respondents to the consultation were broadly supportive of the proposal, but highlighted issues around localism, human rights, and funding.

Researchers at the University of Glasgow are looking to hear from women working multiple jobs.

The ALLIANCE welcomes updates to the GIRFEC Assessment of Wellbeing, with recommendations on implementation and links to the UNCRC.