The Education and School Institution in Bologna keeps in touch with children and parents in order to maintain the relationship with them.

The Education and School Institution in Bologna keeps in touch with children and parents in order to maintain the relationship with them.
A platform in Germany connects medical institutions, students and professionals who seek and offer help. match4everyone was created at the German government’s hackathon #wirvsvirus.
Self-employed people offer free courses for other self-employed people.
A small municipality in Lebanon is increasing its self-sufficiency by handing out seedlings to families with gardens or land.
To enable the efficient collection and sharing of available research data in the fight against the coronavirus outbreak, the European Commission starts a new platform.
To make it possible for public health officials to evaluate anonymized real-time data on the spread of Covid-19, a platform asks citizens to provide live updates on their health conditions.
To make it possible for families to reunite at least virtually, the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are supplying their wards with 100 iPads, complete with FaceTime, Skype and Zoom.
To support health workers, researchers and public servants with the most recent content regarding Covid-19, The Lancet has created a Coronavirus Resource Centre.
#GdańskPomaga connects those who need support with those people who offer their support through an easy online form. This initiative is a joint effort by the city of Gdansk and its partners.
Partners HealthCare developed a tool to help people to decide whether they should be tested for Covid-19.
The Sanctuary Mask Initiative (SMI) provides hygiene masks for people living in Direct Provision Centres and other vulnerable populations in the community, including the elderly.
An Austrian NGO started a special fund for a coronavirus information campaign for vulnerable children and families in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
In Tallinn the local government uses state-of-the-art technology to inform people about how to behave during the coronavirus crisis.
Kahramanmaraş Metropolitan Municipality in Turkey continues its services and feeds street animals.
A web portal helps victims of child abuse against child abuse is designed inconspicuously so children can use it safely.
The government of Panama developed two virtual assistants named Rosa and Paco. Both help citizens by answering questions about health and security matters during the coronavirus crisis.
The United Nations Development Programme and Hackster.io join forces with the world’s brightest technology companies to develop solutions for those who will be hardest hit by this pandemic.
As LGBTQ youths may be particularly vulnerable to the negative mental health impact of Covid-19, the Trevor Project ensures that this vulnerable group gets the support they need.
A worldwide Innovation Map was launched to provide citizens with an overview of innovations helping to adapt to life during the coronavirus pandemic.
Free mood barometer allows companies to keep an eye on their employees wellbeing during home office.