Social isolation

Disabled Women Have Been Hit Worst Of All By Lockdown

Social isolation and struggling to get access to food and medicines are among the issues disproportionately affecting disabled women in the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Black People Were Familiar With The Discomfort Of Social Distancing Well Before The Pandemic

Imagine the crushing hurt when this occurs and there’s nothing to be afraid of, writes Simon Woolley.
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No Plans This Weekend? We Can Still Live Meaningful Lives Amid Coronavirus

Admittedly there are barriers, but we can be resourceful and creative — and take a moment to re-assess, writes Phil Lurie.
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These Cheeky Little Pet TikToks Will Help You Fur-get About Social Isolation

Allow these hamsters, bunnies, guinea pigs, ferrets and other cuddly pets help you feel warm and fuzzy again.
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It's Time To Get Creative In How We Tackle Loneliness During Coronavirus Outbreak

Picking up the phone or slipping a note through a neighbour's door still shows you care, writes Alex Smith.
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Could Reading Help Cure The UK's Epic Levels of Loneliness?

'The reading is what brought us together.'
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Why Tackling Loneliness Needs To Be An Intergeneration Game

We should be encouraging our local authorities to develop initiatives which bring different generations together for face-to-face interactions
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Government Cuts To Services Could Be Scrutinised By A 'Loneliness Test'

The world's first Loneliness Minister wants to stop people being cut off from contact with others.
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