
Response learning and insights
Learning and insights about COVID-19 / Coronavirus
Here we’re bringing together what we're learning from our grantholders about their response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
We’re making sense of what we’re seeing and hearing at pace, so there’ll be things we’ve missed or haven't seen yet. Please share with us what you are doing so that this can help to enrich our learning.
We welcome comments or challenge, so that we can continuously improve and develop, and make this work practical and useful.
Please send feedback and suggestions to knowledge@tnlcommunityfund.org.uk
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The Coronavirus Community Support Fund Evaluation and Grantholder Learning Hub
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National Lottery Emergency Funding Impact Report
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Voices From the Pandemic: Interviews from the frontline
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COVID-19 Charities Fund
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Online, Digital and IT
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Refugees and asylum seekers
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Homelessness
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Thinking about the future
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Helplines and advice lines: practical learning for remote service delivery
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Domestic abuse
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Bereavement and end of life
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Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) Communities
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Money and finances
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Loneliness
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Supporting young people
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Food
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Community infrastructure
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Events
Latest blogposts
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Unlocking systemic change led by communities: the Solidarity Fund
3 June, 2025
Ali Torabi, Head of Funding Development, shares details of the Solidarity Fund launching in June – and how it has been shaped by community feedback Read more -
Changing systems within the Solidarity Fund: what we mean and why it matters
3 June, 2025
Systems change is about making systems fairer - creating structures that work better for everyone. Read more -
Accountability and lived experience within the Solidarity Fund: what we mean and why it matters
3 June, 2025
Lived experience leadership is about creating spaces where those most affected by injustice have real influence over how work is designed and delivered. Read more