Share health and social care support with ALLIANCE Live
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 25th March 2020
Connect and share COVID-19 related information on health and social care through the ALLIANCE Live portal.
The ALLIANCE, along with third sector and community organisations across Scotland, are working hard to ensure the most vulnerable in our society are protected against the harmful impacts of the unprecedented challenges we are facing during this public health situation, COVID-19.
If you or your organisation have any resources, advice or information surrounding health and social care we would like to invite you to share these through the ALLIANCE Live platform (this can be through video or podcast). This is an opportunity to share information, to keep connected and support those who need it most during these times. The information could help the people in our community deal with COVID-19.
Through ALLIANCE Live anyone with an interest in health and social care has access to a bank of inclusive information and content that can be used to influence, educate or inspire others.
If you have an idea for an ALLIANCE Live feature or would like more information please contact the team via email at live@alliance-scotland.org.uk.
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