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Helping the homeless

Charities such as Crisis, Shelter, St Mungo's, The Salvation Army, Centrepoint and Focus Ireland can help rough sleepers who could likely have pre-exisiting health conditions lack access to washing facilities and are unable to isolate, making them more vulnerable to the virus.  

Health and Medical support

Providing outstanding care is paramount all year round for these charities. Right now NHS Charities Together and St John Ambulance are responding to increased demand as a result of Coronavirus, whilst the Intensive Care Society are pioneering critical care research to improve patient safety and save lives.

Being there for the elderly 

It's been widely reported that people over 70 are most at risk of coronavirus. Support charities like Age UK, North London Cares, South London Cares and The Silver Line to help them care for some of the most vulnerable and prevent loneliness.

Donating to foodbanks

The impact on supporting people is fairly unknown right now, but it's possible the demand on food banks will increase. Trussell Trust are preparing to help people in need of these services. Whilst Akshaya Patra Foundation and Fare Share are supporting children in poverty access food in case of school closure.  

Supporting those in isolation

Charities like the British Red Cross, Irish Red Cross, Samaritans, Scope and Royal Voluntary Service are offering their services and support to people who have been quarantined. Refuge and Women's Aid continue to support vulnerable women and children who feel unable to flee domestic abuse.

Animals and pets

Charities like Cats Protection, Dogs Trust and Guide Dogs are experiencing increasing demand on their services as pet owners struggle to afford to feed or pay vet bills as a result of Coronavirus related hardship.

The National Emergencies Trust will collaborate with charities and other bodies to raise and distribute money and support victims at the time of a domestic disaster. So, at times like this, it’s the strength and desire to help from the public that will make the most difference to those affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.