UWE COVID-19 lockdown survey

The University of the West of England are inviting people to take part in “Apart but not Alone: Neighbour Support and the COVID-19 lockdown” At this time, they would like your help to find out how neighbours are supporting each other. Your replies will help show where communities, public and voluntary services need to channel their efforts to reach vulnerable people. https://uwe.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7OMOgMcy1YxVEC9

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