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At ALISS, we are all about connecting you with the right local support and services to make life easier. Our news page is your one-stop shop for updates, tips, and stories about how ALISS is making a difference in communities across Scotland.

 

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Members Monthly!

Each month, we are highlighting an organisation on ALISS that is part of the ALLIANCE’s Member Network.

This month, we are celebrating Food Train, a charity that supports older people with eating well, ageing well and living well at home.  

One of their initiatives is Meal Makers, a food-sharing project that is available Scotland-wide for anyone over the age of 55 who would enjoy a delicious home cooked meal and a friendly chat. Click here to learn more about Meal Makers and other services from Food Train.  

Interested in becoming an ALLIANCE Member or being our next feature? Get in touch at membership@alliance-scotland.org.uk 

Two images and a speech bubble against a pale blue background. The image on the top left shows two men delivering boxes. The image on the top right shows a man and a woman enjoying a meal. The text in the speech bubble reads: “We provide a shopping delivery service, an advice line, and Meal Makers – a project that connects volunteers with older people to deliver home cooked meals.”

 

Maximising Independence with ALISS

Our Comms and Engagement Officer, Sophie, wrote a blog post about ALISS’s involvement in Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership’s “Maximising Independence” programme. Read the full story here.

 

Illustration of a person sitting in a chair, reaching out towards a red ball on the floor. Text above reads: "Maximising Independence - Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership." Additional text says, "Glasgow is transforming the delivery of health and social care, towards a system that supports patient independence." Logos at the bottom include Glasgow City HSCP, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, and Glasgow City Council.

 

ALISS at the Museums Galleries Scotland Strategy Symposium

Amber and Sophie recently attended the Museums Galleries Scotland Strategy Symposium to encourage more museums and galleries to join ALISS. Amber has shared her key takeaways from the day in a new blog post. Read the full story here.

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ALISS Analytics is live!

After months of development and testing, the ALISS team is delighted to announce the launch of ALISS Analytics. This new tool was developed in response to user requests for an accessible and user-friendly way to explore ALISS data. Want to find out more about ALISS Analytics? Click here to read the full story or simply visit the ALISS Analytics page.

A digital illustration of a person using a laptop displaying an ALISS analytics dashboard. The screen shows a line graph, a pie chart, and statistics on services (6437) and organisations (3483). The person, wearing a purple long-sleeved outfit, is typing. The background is light green.

 

Case Study: ALISS and Glasgow Community Food Network

Our Engagement Officer Amber, spoke with Mark, Sarah, and Rebecca from Glasgow Community Food Network (GCFN). ALISS and GCFN have been working together to develop a local food map showing Glasgow's free or low-cost community food services.

You can find out how the map is helping GCFN to make fresh food more accessible and available by watching Amber and the team in this video: 

 

Meet the ALISS team!

As we’re all about connecting with communities at ALISS, we’d love to meet you! Whether you want to learn more about how ALISS can support your work, see ALISS in action, or have a friendly chat, please, visit our stand at these upcoming events.

 

 

News Archive

Explore our archive of past ALISS news to discover updates, announcements, and stories about the ALISS community.

ALISS News Archive

 

Last reviewed: April 2025

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