This year’s conference takes place on 31 October and 1 November at Easterbrook Hall, Dumfries, with the RIHAF showcase taking place on Wednesday 30 October.
Project aims to improve health and wellbeing in primary schools by encouraging children and families to view regular exercise as a fun and accessible thing to do in everyday life.
Challenge Poverty Week blog by John Murray, Community Works Manager, Port of Leith Housing Association.
The six-month pilot, supported by the Scottish Government, will draw on the combined expertise of 16 leaders from the NHS, Local Government, and housing associations, with eight representatives from health and eight from housing.
The report calls for 12,000 social homes to be built each year and also proposes longer-term investment for affordable housing.
In partnership with the Scottish Government, South Lanarkshire Council and Barratt Homes, WSHA has invested £4 million to create 31 new homes as part of a wider new-build development.
Nominations for Kingdom’s Fraser Avenue regeneration project and Naumann Initiative.
Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Economy and Fair Work Derek Mackay MSP will give a keynote address at the conference.
