VHS May e-Newsletter

The VHS May 2024 e-Newsletter is out now. Packed with news, events and updates. We hope you enjoy! Read it here. If you’d like to receive the e:Newsletter please sign […]
Paul’s Blog: Voluntary Health Organisations – Tackling Health Inequalities in Scotland

Paul Okroj, VHS Trustee and Director of External Engagement at Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, recently chaired VHS’ 20th Anniversary celebration event. Here he shares his reflections on the importance […]
Key Messages: SCLWN Knowledge Exchange Event April 2024

The Scottish Community Link Worker Network (SCLWN) hosted its 6th Knowledge Exchange event on 24 April for community link workers from across Scotland. The knowledge exchange events are designed to […]
Scottish Community Link Worker Network – April Newsletter out now!

Our April Network newsletter is out now with all the usual news and updates! You can read it here!
VHS April e-Newsletter

The VHS April 2024 e-Newsletter is out now. Packed with news, events and updates. We hope you enjoy! Read it here. If you’d like to receive the e:Newsletter please sign […]
Bushra’s Blog: How can we change the narrative on Health inequalities?

Health policy is not an area I ever imagined I would work in. Having joined Kidney Research UK initially as a volunteer after many years working in marketing, I wanted […]
Scottish Government’s Community Learning and Development Review

Voluntary Health Scotland and the Scottish Community Link Worker Network (SCLWN) worked with Scottish Government’s Lifelong Learning and Skills Directorate to facilitate an online event on the 21 March 2024 […]
Amanda’s Blog: Addressing Disparities in Perinatal Care

Addressing Disparities in Perinatal Care: Insights from Amma Birth Companions In the realm of perinatal care, every person giving birth deserves to feel supported, heard, and empowered to make informed […]
Scottish Community Link Worker Network newsletter out now!

Our latest Network newsletter is out now with all the usual news and updates from around the Network! You can read it here
Alison’s blog: why singing hits all the right notes when it comes to our health

Alison Reeves, Manager in Scotland for Making Music talks about the health benefits of singing and how link workers can find a singing group that is the right fit for their patients.