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Our resources focused on helping more people be enabled to access the internet and technology that will benefit them in later life.

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Champa's voice - volunteering during COVID

Dipak Dristi was set up to help women who speak Gujarati to come together in order to make them feel less isolated within their community.

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Homeshare: an alternative for independent living

For many people, remaining in their home as they grow older doesn’t seem like a viable option, but initiatives such as homeshare can provide a cost-effective and practical solution.

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Community

Loneliness lessons from lockdown: Why ‘connected communities’ matter beyond COVID-19

The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Loneliness's new report calls for a ‘connected recovery’, recognising the crucial importance of social connections both to recovery and to resilience in future crises.

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Home working

User engagement and making the most of it

User engagement is vital to ensuring the success of a project as it provides real life input early on in the design stage of the process – but traditional face-to-face processes have been severely disrupted by the pandemic.

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England’s friendliest places revealed

North East revealed as England’s friendliest place, with 92% of people saying they know people they say hello to in their local area.

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How Time to Shine are tackling social isolation during the pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic has presented a significant threat to those who may already be at risk of loneliness and social isolation.This is what Time to Shine is doing in response.

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Community Spirit: Findings from the NatCen panel Homes and Communities Study 2020

This report produces the findings from our survey conducted with NatCen, which looked at how people feel about their communities and the impact of the first lockdown on those aged 50 to 69.

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Adapting ways of working to address the impact of COVID-19 on community-based service

The impact of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has meant that the past year has presented significant challenges for how communities work together and support each other during social distancing measures and reduced interaction.

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