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This year we championed the message ‘My Wellbeing, My Life’ for the first fully digital Self Management Week.

We continue to support the development of pathways for people living with sensory loss and the communities around them.

We remain committed to maintaining strong third sector relationships and communications with colleagues in Europe.

We engaged with women affected by transvaginal mesh complications to support the review process and Fund.

We explored how organisations adapted to remote service delivery and started conversations on using data for health and wellbeing.

We engaged with many members, partners and people who access social care to to help shape and inform the independent review.

We continued to ensure people remain at the the ‘heart of mental health services’ and change in Tayside.

We captured people's experiences of health and wellbeing during COVID-19 to help inform the re-mobilisation of healthcare services.

We continued our work on the Getting to Know GIRFEC training workstream and responded to national policy consultations.

The team have worked hard to co-design and co-deliver the combined coaching and educational programme.

Vital research, 'My Support, My Choice', was published on people’s experiences of SDS/social care in Scotland.

We shared contributions from key Scottish thinkers on COVID-19 and the Five Provocations for the Future of Health and Care.

We broadcast interviews, webinars and short videos with individuals and organisations across the wide spectrum of health and social care.

We continued to help citizens and professionals across Scotland find and share information about a wide range of support and services.

The team worked with members and partners to influence policy on an array of issues related to COVID-19 and more.

Engagement and Integration Insights helped people and organisations continue to share their views on integration.

Find out more about how Self Management funded project have been supported in 2020,

The National Taskforce for Human Rights Leadership are seeking the views of children and young people on a new human rights law in Scotland.

A new phase of Coaching for Wellbeing will support health and social care colleagues during the pandemic.

Homeless charity, Crisis, are calling for best examples of what works to prevent homelessness in Scotland.

A newly published report from an ALLIANCE survey from August 2020 highlights key messages for the Scottish Government Women's Health Plan.

The statement seeks to incorporate the UNCRPD directly into domestic Scots law, ensuring equal protection of all human rights in Scotland.

See Me Scotland has produced resources to help you plan activities and get involved in Time to Talk day.

Responding to a consultation on the impact of the Procurement Reform Act, the ALLIANCE highlighted a gap between pay for day and night care.

The ALLIANCE has submitted a response to the Scottish Government consultation on the new Digital Strategy for Scotland.