Iona’s blog: Referring back – accessing support in crisis

“Room for Art has been my lifeline…(it) has helped to minimise my social isolation and the effects of my depression which has been very bad at times…this is vital to […]
Claudia’s Blog: People Know How releases study on combating digital exclusion

The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted, perhaps like never before, the digital inequalities in society. Throughout this lockdown period of social distancing and isolation, online and digital communications have become ever […]
Holly’s Blog – Highland Hello: making a small gesture of connection

Highland Hello is a small multi-lingual project that encourages people to recognise that simple gestures can support us to feel more connected with others during the COVID19 pandemic. Originally launching […]
Lesley’s Blog: Support for Survivors of Rape and Childhood Sexual Abuse

Break The Silence provides professional support for survivors of rape and childhood sexual abuse aged 13+ across East and North Ayrshire. We provide a range of support tailored to […]
People Know How: staying connected during coronavirus

People Know How have partnered up with Venture Scotland, Change Recruitment Group, Edinburgh Palette, the University of Edinburgh and the Edinburgh Remakery to get computers and internet to those who […]
Our members

Our members work across Scotland to support people’s health, tackle inequalities, build evidence and advocate for better health systems, policies and practice.
Our purpose

We work to create a healthier, fairer Scotland served by a thriving voluntary health sector.
Our organisation

We are Scotland’s membership body for health charities and other third sector organisations working to support people’s health and wellbeing.
Empowering

Empowering organisations through updating their digital skills.
DIH delivered training to update, maintain and develop the new websites, keeping their target audience informed and aware of their services and current services
Engaging

Engaging individuals, groups and communities by rethinking key messages
DIH revitilised organisations digital presence and awareness of communication with target audience