Pasar al contenido principal
Log In
☰
Community Reporter Network
User account menu
About Us
Iniciar sesión
Facebook
Youtube
Main navigation
Home
Explore
Reporters
Explore
Filters
Summary
4 results found
Project
Tales From the Town: Celebrating Strength in the Community
(4)
Media Type
image
Category
Health and Wellbeing
(4)
Tags
#lockdown2020
(4)
#lockdown2021
(2)
#advice
(1)
#behindthemask
(1)
#care
(1)
#Community
(1)
#copingstrategies
(1)
#crafts
(1)
#disabiltyawareness
(1)
#eliteathletics
(1)
#grief
(1)
#hospital
(1)
#Isolation
(1)
#kindness
(1)
#Love
(1)
#neighbours
(1)
#newbeginnings
(1)
#olympics
(1)
#pub
(1)
#sayhello
(1)
#storytelling
(1)
#tokyo2020
(1)
Author
WiltsCIL
(4)
Facet Author
Location
United Kingdom
North West
Greater Manchester
Trafford
Tameside
Bolton
Manchester
Cheetham
Stockport
Bury
South East
South Yorkshire
Barnsley
London
Camden
South West
Devizes
(-)
Wiltshire
West Yorkshire
Calderdale
Kirklees
Huddersfield
Europe
Italy
Portugal
Denmark
Greece
Athens
Poland
Finland
The Netherlands
Turkey
Estonia
Hungary
Budapest
Spain
Sweden
Berlin
Uganda
Facet Location
Publication
(-)
2021
(4)
2020
(2)
Image Icon
Neighbourhood Watch - with a Twist! Nicholas Gadd's Lockdown Story
Image Icon
A Letter From Lockdown to my Younger Self
Image Icon
Seasons Of Lockdown
Image Icon
One door closes, another one opens
Up-big
![Do remember, dear reader, that there are a lot of lonely people out there. people who, like me, may only have one or two conversations a week, some less than that. Yes, social distancing is important, but you would be surprised what a sunny hello from 2 meters away or over the garden wall can do , a five minute chat can lift someone’s day , brighten outlook , you might make a friend , you may even save a life. We might all be in masks right now , but we are still smiling people behind them."](https://communityreporter.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3fs-public/story-images/difference%20a%20hello%20can%20make%20-%20blue_0.png "Do remember, dear reader, that there are a lot of lonely people out there. people who, like me, may only have one or two conversations a week, some less than that. Yes, social distancing is important, but you would be surprised what a sunny hello from 2 meters away or over the garden wall can do , a five minute chat can lift someone’s day , brighten outlook , you might make a friend , you may even save a life. We might all be in masks right now , but we are still smiling people behind them."")
