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The Machine Zone are looking to expand their governance and recruit new Directors/Consultants/Advisors to their Community Interest Company.

Catch up on the discussion from our Annual Conference 2022 human rights session.

The framework was informed by the National Advisory Committee for Chronic Pain, of which the ALLIANCE was a member.

The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) has announced its third Call to Action for a digitally confident voluntary sector.

Last month, representatives of the SSPN held a parliamentary reception to raise awareness.

Thistle are running a 10 week lifestyle management course for people living with long term health conditions.

Guide Dogs have reopened their Tech for All scheme, offering free iPads for children with a visual impairment aged 3-18, for use at home.

Action for M.E. offer a wide range of information, support and services to people with M.E. across Scotland.

Help the University of Glasgow understand the day-to-day activities that are important to you.

A new lived experience network will be supported by the ALLIANCE to influence changes in Long Covid care in Scotland.

Awkward Moments campaign provides information on sex and consensual relationships for 16-19 year olds.

NHS National Services Scotland have signed with Dr Veronikis, so people can visit for mesh removal surgery in the US.

The survey will help to explore the reinstatement of the Low Vision Rehabilitation course.

Researchers at the University of Glasgow are looking to speak with women with two or more jobs in the Glasgow area.

Share your views on a new independently appointed Commissioner to promote and protect the rights of autistic people.

CEIS is recruiting Board members offering a unique opportunity to shape their organisation and influence Scottish policy.

Pelvic Partnership have shared the key findings of their 2022 survey of women with recent experience of Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP).

Catch up on the various podcasts, videos and webinars that have been released throughout June on ALLIANCE Live.

East Renfrewshire Disability Action addresses social, physical, attitudinal, cultural and economic barriers experienced by disabled people.

The statement urges the UK Government to reconsider the Bill and to better protect human rights for all in Scotland, and across the UK.

The ALLIANCE is delighted to publish the learning from the Power Ayrshire and Arran Legacy Project.