Scottish Women’s Budget Group ‘Voices of Carers’ project seeking participants

Complete this survey to tell the Scottish Government about your experiences of NHS mental health services and support in Scotland.

Share your feedback on the programme if you are eligible for the RSV vaccine, regardless of whether you have been vaccinated or not.

The ALLIANCE support the principles of a National Care Service however the Bill requires substantial amendments to deliver what people need.

The letter expresses collective disappointment in the Scottish Government’s decision to delay the introduction of the bill.

The Health, Social Care and Sport Committee published report on the Post-legislative Scrutiny of the Self-directed Support (Scotland) Act.

The Scottish Health Equity Research Unit have launched a report about health and socioeconomic divides in Scotland.

Our responses press on key priorities including third sector funding, investment in social security, and ending social care charging.

We welcome pledges on social care charges and rights mainstreaming, but are extremely disappointed at the absence of the Human Rights Bill.

The ALLIANCE continue to support a human rights based approach to social security, and an end to the 50% rule.

The ALLIANCE is hosting several events across September – November in support of the Scottish Government Women’s Health Plan.

The ALLIANCE are seeking our member's input on our draft response to the National Care Service Bill Stage 2 call for views.

Care professionals and/or care service users are being invited to share their experiences of the pandemic with Let's Be Heard.   

The ALLIANCE have published their response to the Scottish Parliament BSL Plan 2024-2030

The letter clarifies our role in the group.

The Scottish Government have re-stated their commitment to Human Rights, but are yet to set out a timeline for the Bill.

Public Health Scotland and the Scottish Directors of Public Health have published a statement on improving Scotland’s diet and weight.

RCPH has refreshed its position statement on child health inequalities driven by child poverty in the UK.

Public Health Scotland has published a briefing on the right to healthcare for people with No Recourse to Public Funds.

The deadline for submitting views on the NCS Bill Stage 2 amendments has been extended until 20 September 2024.

A new paper by SCoRSS sets out the key principles to guide the new UK Government and Parliament to a more dignified social security system.

The previous UK Government had proposed reforms to the Personal Independence Payment which left many concerned.

Sign up to have your say at a local consultation event for the Independent Review on Adult Disability Payment.

The UK Covid-19 Inquiry published their first report and recommendations on the UK's pandemic resilience and preparedness.

We are calling for the Scottish Government to give legal protections to our right to a healthy environment as part of a Human Rights Bill.

The Britain-wide equalities and human rights regulator are seeking public input into their strategy over the next few years.