#MEAction Scotland publishes impact statement

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#MEAction Scotland

#MEAction Scotland is pleased to publish our impact statement, which covers March 2022 to May 23. It reports on our work to campaign for effective support, create stronger advocates and raise awareness. As a small group of volunteers, it’s unfortunately not always possible to continually update on our activities as they happen, so the statement brings together some key successes.

The work we undertake is wide ranging in our fight for a Scotland that treats people with ME with respect and offers the care and support they deserve. We have engaged with the Scottish Government and MSPs, held Millions Missing events, and supported the education of healthcare professionals.

Take a look at our impact statement to see more.

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