Opinions

GP Graham Kramer discusses the role of a GP and practice team during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Flora Douglas highlights the growing food insecurity affecting people with long term conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Colin explains why making human rights real is vital in relation to COVID-19.

"The power of conversation and human connection is an immensely powerful thing".

Helen from Menopause Café reflects on the impact of COVID-19 on people experiencing menopause, and how Menopause Café are responding.

"Where have we been, where are we going, and how do we get there?" Mark offers a plea from on the ground.

Will argues for the importance of involving people with lived experience of gambling harm in action to reduce those harms.

Sara reflects on the ALLIANCE's role to demonstrate the important contribution our public libraries make to our population’s health.

Taiba reflects on how the COVID-19 outbreak makes light that access to affordable and healthy food is and always has been a human right.

Hope shares her experience as a young carer and her views on what needs to change to better support carers in education.

Irene considers the crucial role of the community pharmacy sector in supporting people during the Coronavirus outbreak.

As we are all asked to stay at home, we have put together a list of technologies that can help us manage our everyday lives.

Janis shares the importance of taking a human rights based and person-centred approach to communication.

Adrienne shares her personal insight on how panic-buying risks disrupting recovery from an eating disorder.

Join the ALLIANCE team every Friday at 3pm starting - 3 April 2020 for sing song.

The first in a new series of case studies about third sector organisations using video consultations (VC) in their work.

New Self Management team member, Grace, shares reflections on her first few months working at the ALLIANCE.

Carer Voices Project Lead Tommy calls upon the role of the whole community in spreading kindness during this time.

"This Coronavirus has forced us into isolation, but it has not forced us to stop having connections."

Those living with health conditions should be able to eat the best diet possible to help their bodies deal with their condition(s).

We currently have a rare opportunity to set the rules and guiding principles of our food system.

Using a fun learning method to improve stakeholder awareness, attitude and behaviour around health and wellbeing.

An exciting new partnership initiative has launched to support people in prisons to understand trauma.

Adrienne Rennie calls for a need to engage with people with lived experience of eating disorders in order to improve support services.

We've launched an exciting new project. Exploring what things matter for your health and your views on sharing this kind of data.