Self Management Awards 2018 – Announcement

The paper is the result of feedback highlighting this as an important yet under-explored area.

Are you aged 55+, living in the UK, and interested in supporting new research?

Disability Information Scotland offer training courses designed to help you ensure your online information is accessible to everyone.

This year’s campaign is ‘get comfortable and start talking about mental health’.

We have submitted a parallel report to the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights for its examination of rights in the UK.

The ALLIANCE welcome the aims of widening access to palliative care, but actions must be underpinned by resources and accountability.

GWT have a new package of support available for people interested in or involved in delivering intergenerational work with school pupils.

ALLIANCE Members came together to connect, share experience, and discuss key issues facing those with learning disabilities across Scotland.

Autistic Knowledge Development and National Autistic Society Scotland celebrate the success of the Embrace Autism programme.

The ALLIANCE wants to hear from you if you have experienced barriers to accessing Self-Directed Support.

Our annual conference, titled 'Our Voices Matter, will be held on 30 April 2025 at the Radisson Blu, Glasgow.

This gives the first high-level understanding of progress towards the promise made to Scotland's care experienced children and young people.

Every Tuesday the Discover Digital team at the ALLIANCE shares a free and trusted digital tool that supports health and wellbeing.

The Academy has continued to raise awareness of the conditions necessary for long term, meaningful and sustainable change.

2024 was another successful year for the Self Management Programme.

Read about the Pension Age Disability Payment and upcoming stakeholder events.

The ALISS programme has continued to grow and develop over 2024.

The membership team has sought to review, renew, and refresh the ALLIANCE membership experience.

The programme has positively impacted digital inclusion by improving people's access to digital tools and services.

The First Minister has reiterated his commitment to the continuation of Contact Scotland BSL.

We continue to build strong relationships, champion integrated ways of working, sharing learning and highlighting lived experience.

The Scottish Sensory Hub has worked to raise sensory awareness and influence systems change, grounded in lived experience.

The Policy and Public Affairs programme influenced government policy in many areas over 2024.

Raising awareness of key areas of women’s health, challenging myths and stigma through positive dialogue, and lived experience forums.

Eat Well Age Well training aims to increase attendees' knowledge and confidence around identifying and supporting older people at home.