Leadership learning sessions for senior/strategic leaders in social care and social work in Scotland
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Our Community Links Worker Programme makes links between individuals and community support through their GP practice.
We're exploring innovative technologies and ways of working - include a web-based service directory, ALISS - to support people’s wellbeing
We run several programmes that encourage and support Scotland’s health and social care services to put people at the centre.
Sharing stories of people with long term conditions, disabled people, unpaid carers and those who provide support in their roles.
The ALLIANCE champions lived experience to ensure people inform national policies, campaigns and service design.
The ALLIANCE partners with a range of organisations to help achieve our vision
Discover the ALLIANCE’s engagement with a range of national policies to improve health and social care in Scotland.
Bringing together programmes to share knowledge of new ways of working - helping people to live their lives better - on their terms.
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Continue readingParticipate in British Heart Foundation research.
Continue readingThe ALLIANCE has responded to Rhoda Grant MSP's consultation on the proposed Right to Food Bill.
Continue readingRespondents to the consultation were broadly supportive of the proposal, but highlighted issues around localism, human rights, and funding.
Continue readingResearchers at the University of Glasgow are looking to hear from women working multiple jobs.
Continue readingThe ALLIANCE welcomes updates to the GIRFEC Assessment of Wellbeing, with recommendations on implementation and links to the UNCRC.
Continue readingCommitments to a digital choice approach and direct consultation with disabled people on single-use plastics would strengthen proposals.
Continue readingThe Scottish Government has announced a new Workforce Wellbeing Fund for adult social work and social care staff.
Continue readingThe Scottish Government invites bids from voluntary organisations for statistical or analytical skills on short projects.
Continue readingIn this episode, Dr Hannah Tweed interviews Public Health Scotland's Lead on Integration and Primary Care Information, Peter Knight.
Continue readingThe survey seeks to understand the views of local residents and businesses on proposed plans for a Changing Places Toilet in Tyndrum.
Continue readingCatch up on the various podcasts, videos and webinars that have been released throughout January on ALLIANCE Live.
Continue readingThe advocacy service is aimed at supporting disabled people in Scotland to access social security.
Continue readingTell us about your experiences of accessing support for Long Covid.
Continue readingSubmit views to Scottish Parliament consultation.
Continue readingJoin free sessions for health and social care staff.
Continue readingContribute to project looking at walking, cycling and wheeling designs
Continue readingVote by 4th February!
Continue readingParticipate in the University of York's survey.
Continue readingThe survey seeks to understand mental health stigma and discrimination to create real change in Scotland.
Continue readingThe briefing identifies issues including lack of choice, focus on costs over outcomes, poor working conditions, and gaps in data.
Continue readingMembers are invited to give feedback on the ALLIANCE's draft response to Rhoda Grant MSP's consultation on the proposed Right to Food Bill.
Continue readingThe letter calls on the Scottish Government to outline how it will address the omission of equalities and human rights.
Continue readingDigital Lifelines has opened for expression of interests in its Early Adopters 2 Learning programme.
Continue readingResearchers at University of Glasgow are recruiting participants for a photo-based project about experiences of terminal illness.
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