Opinions

What does The Scottish Report tell us about how we're supporting people with inflammatory mediated autoimmune conditions (IMIDs)?

Avril McLean from Action from ME shares new resources designed to support professionals understand the impact of ME on people's lives.

Mandy Wright from Home Energy Scotland shares how partnerships positively impact their work.

Too many young people are falling through the mental health support gap. How do we fix the "Missing Middle"?

Joe McCready from Carers UK shares how important their annual survey is, and why it is invaluable for unpaid carers to have their say.

Colette reflects on the last 12 years of the Community Links Worker programme, as well as her own experience of being a CLW.

With the current World Cup, gambling presents an even higher risk. How can we prevent young people from getting tangled in this web?

Dr Anthony McMahon reflects on the importance of the Community Links Worker within his GP surgery - and why it makes all the difference.

As part of our 20 year anniversary, the Integration Team highlight the importance of our Connected Communities series.

To mark ‘What matters to you?’ Day, The ALLIANCE's Barbara Flynn considers the impact of Tommy Whitelaw’s talks for nurses and midwives.

The ALLIANCE’s Humans of Scotland project works to challenge stigma.

In her latest TFN column, our Chief Officer Sara Redmond reflects on post election feelings and Scotland’s future.

ALLIANCE Chief Officer, Sara Redmond, reflects on our Annual Conference 2026 and how we're turning hope into action.

ALLIANCE member, Catherine, shares the importance of initiatives like 'What Matters To You?' Day in promoting person centred care.

Learn about how the ALLIANCE has championed joined-up, person centred care.

Dementia Action Week highlighted some great resources and support for people living with dementia and their family, friends, and carers.

Steven Mair gives us an insight into his role as a gamer at the Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity.

Since 2009, ALISS has helped people find local health and wellbeing support. Any group, big or small, can add their information.

The new Scottish Government must turn promises into action to improve hospice and palliative care

Together, we can create lasting change for everyone living with Crohn’s or Colitis.

Find out more about these digital self management tools and how to get in touch to arrange an information session.

Our Chief Officer Sara Redmond addresses recent commentary on the relationship between Government and the Third Sector.

Cornell explores how we can build an environmental human rights-based culture

Louise Coupland, Digital Health and Social Care Programme Manager shares her opinions on the national roll out of MyCare.scot.

Chris Mackie, Director of Digital, looks back at how ALISS has developed, grown, and innovated over time.