For this World Stroke Day (29th October) the Stroke Association is focusing on the struggles stroke survivors often face in finding appropriate rehabilitation in recovery. Stroke survivors, their loved ones and carers say they often feel they don’t know where to turn, just when they are at their … [Read more...] about Stroke Association Blog: Rehabilitation front and centre for World Stroke Day
Scottish Community Link Worker Network Newsletter – out now!
Our October newsletter is out now with all the latest updates on events, training, news and resources. You can read it here. Happy reading! … [Read more...] about Scottish Community Link Worker Network Newsletter – out now!
Scottish Community Link Worker Network survey highlights community link workers’ concerns over job security
The Scottish Community Link Worker Network has published the findings of its Scottish Community Link Worker Network Survey 2025. The aim of the survey was to find out more about community link workers day to day working life - both the challenges and successes - and how the Network can support them … [Read more...] about Scottish Community Link Worker Network survey highlights community link workers’ concerns over job security
Emma’s Blog: Less talk, more action…But how?
Moving from dialogue to true collaboration can feel like climbing a double helix; it isn't a straight path. Emma Abbott, Communications Manager at Charity Finance Group (CFG), shares the lessons learned from a recent collaboration between the charity sector and some of the UK's biggest … [Read more...] about Emma’s Blog: Less talk, more action…But how?
Mairi’s Blog: How do I communicate beyond the Third Sector bubble?
With attendance at external events slowing down, I’ve found myself wondering: Did the people I spoke to really understand what I meant when I talked about the Third Sector — and the jobs available in it? It’s easy to assume understanding when you’re surrounded by people who “get it.” But outside … [Read more...] about Mairi’s Blog: How do I communicate beyond the Third Sector bubble?
VHS Poster Competition Finalists!
We are delighted to have our finalists for the VHS Annual Poster Competition! The winner will be decided by vote by attendees at our Annual Conference 'Collaboration for Change' on the 28th of October in Glasgow. Preview the posters below. The Finalists are: Action for ME DecodeME - … [Read more...] about VHS Poster Competition Finalists!
Paula’s Blog: Innovation at PHS – Turning Ambition into Action for a Healthier Scotland
Innovation is essential in improving health and wellbeing in Scotland. Paula Reid, Transformation Service Manager, discusses Public Health Scotland’s (PHS) approach to innovation and the opportunities for a more collaboration to tackle health inequalities by working with partners across public, … [Read more...] about Paula’s Blog: Innovation at PHS – Turning Ambition into Action for a Healthier Scotland
VHS Social Research: Gender and Health
We are excited to invite you to participate in a new VHS social research project exploring the relationship between gender and health. This will be the first in a series of research projects looking at different social determinants of health. The research will explore the relationship between … [Read more...] about VHS Social Research: Gender and Health
Home Energy Scotland Blog: Working together to reach those who need it most
Work in partnership with Home Energy Scotland At Home Energy Scotland, we offer free advice and support to help make homes warmer, reduce energy bills, and contribute to a greener, more sustainable future. Funded by the Scottish Government and managed by Energy Saving Trust, our primary focus is … [Read more...] about Home Energy Scotland Blog: Working together to reach those who need it most









