ALLIANCE responds to the Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) Bill consultation

Marie Curie has published new analysis showing that almost one in three people in Scotland die without the palliative care they need.

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Reform of the council tax system is long overdue, with the current system negatively impacting funding for services including social care.

First monitoring report shows improvements in wellbeing and services alongside ongoing gaps in data and unequal outcomes

Progress in many areas is welcome, but the budget must go further on social care, mental health and third sector support.

The 'joint statement on prevention' partners have issued a follow-up ahead of the 2026-27 Scottish Budget.

Event calls for human rights to be a priority ahead of the Scottish Parliament Elections in 2026.

Commission raises concerns over the state of economic, social and cultural rights in Scotland

New online platform invites individuals and communities to shape Scotland’s path to net zero

A survey of ALLIANCE third sector members found a worsening financial crisis arising from a range of pressures.

The ALLIANCE has produced a briefing for the Scottish Parliament debate on BSL, taking place on 11 December 2025.

The plan comes in response to the Concluding Observations from the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights earlier this year.

The ALLIANCE urges stronger social care integration, a clearer prevention focus and digital inclusion at the heart of NHS Delivery proposals

Nearly half of unpaid carers cut back on essentials as financial and health pressures intensify

New report warns thousands spending their final months in financial hardship and fuel poverty

Independent expert panel review recommends major changes to align abortion law with modern clinical practice

ALLIANCE and Engender call for an intersectional and rights-based approach to underpin a national investigation into maternity services.

The response welcomes ambition of draft standards but identifies key gaps in inclusion and communication

The Civil Society Working Group on Incorporation - of which the ALLIANCE is a member - has three main asks.

Most respondents supported the principle of a balance between cross-cutting and condition-specific work.

Any extension of Freedom of Information duties directly to the third sector must account for resource and capacity.

The Scottish Government are aiming for a single framework alongside time-limited action plans that can be condition-specific where required.

Now is the time for a full-throated defence of the ECHR and HRA. No one has human rights, unless we all have human rights.

Have your say in the draft 'Quality prescribing for Chronic Pain: a guide for improvement 2026-2029'.

70% of disabled women reported feeling worse off financially compared to last year.