Learning and insights about COVID-19
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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Voices From the Pandemic: Interviews from the frontline
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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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Covid-19: The immediate issues
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Networks and Peer Support
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COVID-19 Events
Latest blogposts
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How community organisations can offer volunteering opportunities for people of all ages
20 November, 2020
The Centre for Ageing Better speaks about their guide for community organisations to help them make the most of the contributions of people of all ages. Read more -
Power of Youth: Everybody benefits when we empower young people
19 November, 2020
Inclusion, empowerment, making a difference: these are just some of what youth social action means to our recently formed #iwill Fund Advisory Panel. Read more -
Towards equity - A report into how we can improve funding opportunities for disabled-led organisations
17 November, 2020
You know the line about great power and great responsibility? There is no denying that funders like The National Lottery Community Fund wield great power: whether that power is used responsibly can be open to interpretation. Read more -
How can we support communities and civil society, and what are we doing differently?
12 November, 2020
A civil society that is fit for the future requires us to be a holistic grant-maker. Offering our funding products and support through grantmaking but also the ability to share, learn and generate thinking to help us all be fit for the future. Read more -
Principles of co-production for the voluntary sector – beyond lived experience
6 November, 2020
Isobel Roberts, Policy and Briefings Officer at The National Lottery Community Fund, reflects on learning from our recent discussion event on co-production. Read more -
