“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
I was so lonely, I broke down in the middle of a university lecture
Student Rhianydd opens up about being young and lonely
Tragic stories, clean clothes and biscuits
Life inside a shelter for the homeless in freezing weather
Lonely and left behind: the pandemic's impact on loneliness
Our new report highlights the ways people have been affected
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
Teachers and children feel the power of kindness
Tens of thousands of children learning about kindness through a free British Red Cross teaching resource. Find out why so many schools are excited to be part of this new initiative.
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.