Bridging the gap between a patient's recovery in hospital and at home
Our services are there to help make sure the hospital discharge process runs smoothly
“We must ensure no one is left adrift as we adjust to life after lockdown”
Forty-one per cent of adults feel lonelier since lockdown began
Facing loneliness after the loss of a loved one
Wayne shares his story of loneliness after the death of his wife of 32 years and how he found support and friendship through the 'More than words' project
How a local choir helped Shruti overcome loneliness
Shruti shares how joining a choir helped her overcome her loneliness and meet new people after moving from India to Belfast.
Lonely and left behind: the pandemic's impact on loneliness
Our new report highlights the ways people have been affected
Make your wheelchair the reason you’re fit
Secrets to an active life
Our Kindness Champions: one year on
Since our campaign launched, 12,000 Scouts have signed up as Kindness Champions. Here’s what they’ve been doing
The students carrying out kind acts while in lockdown
Our resources have helped students practice kindness to others and themselves
Social prescribing matters – and this is why we support it
Supporting people’s social connections is now part of NHS policy - this is why we welcome it
What needs to happen to end the loneliness crisis
Former director of communications Zoe Abrams on the loneliness crisis.
What can we do about loneliness?
Millions of us are struggling – but we have big plans
Why loneliness affects so many disabled people
Living with a disability can create barriers to building social connections. Matt and Graham tell us their stories, and how we helped them turn things around.
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