A £1m ($1.27m) fund to help tackle loneliness and social isolation in Scotland was launched with backing from the Scottish Government. “This is just the beginning of work we are doing to tackle loneliness The aim was to reduce the stigma of loneliness and improve accessible transport links for isolated communities. Organisers said it would also involve co-living arrangements. In a statement, the UK government said: "We are committed to supporting people who have mental health problems or other issues that make them feel isolated, but we recognise there is more work to be done on this
A £1m ($1.27m) fund to help tackle loneliness and social isolation in Scotland was launched with backing from the Scottish Government. The aim was to reduce the stigma of loneliness and improve accessible transport links for isolated communities. Organisers said it would also involve co-living arrangements. In a statement, the UK government said: "We are committed to supporting people who have mental health problems or other issues that make them feel isolated, but we recognise there is more work to be done on this