Your community and Covid: tell your story

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Have you got a good news story to tell about how your community has been pulling together during the Covid-19 pandemic?

Time and again people have commented that one of Belfast's greatest strengths is its people and its sense of community.

We have been heartened by the resilience, community spirit, compassion, kindness and friendships that have shone through as people have pulled together across the city. We want to build on these strengths by capturing your stories and experiences.


Have you got a good news story to tell about how your community has been pulling together during the Covid-19 pandemic?

Time and again people have commented that one of Belfast's greatest strengths is its people and its sense of community.

We have been heartened by the resilience, community spirit, compassion, kindness and friendships that have shone through as people have pulled together across the city. We want to build on these strengths by capturing your stories and experiences.


Tell your community story

Help us capture the uplifting stories from your community. Use this space to tell your story or to acknowledge other peoples efforts that have have made a difference to your and your community during the pandemic.  

Please do not share any personal information about yourself or anybody else here. For example only use organisational names or first names, do not use people's full names or addresses.

You can upload videos or photos, but be careful to respect people's privacy or get their permission first.

Thank you for sharing your story with us.
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    Helping the community

    by Brenda Hewitt, almost 4 years ago
    Star of the north LOL 1053 ,these guy's are just amazing they have been there from day one and still to this day you only need to ask and they will be there to help out, my entry was like a jungle and I ask was there anything that could be done no sooner had a asked a group of volunteers came out and cleared the entry provided a skip and job done
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    Helping Hand In Difficult Times

    by BAWA, almost 4 years ago

    A group of Asian ladies from Belfast Asian Women's Academy came together to support the local community during the pandemic. At the start of the lockdown, this ladies started an initiative to prepare and cook food and donated it to the Belfast Homeless Services for 39 consecutive weeks and a total of 780 homemade meals were donated. In April 2020 this ladies raised money amongst themselves and purchased 5000 pair of gloves and donated it to a Care Home in West Belfast. In Jun they donated 30 pairs of of handmade scrubs to the Belfast Health Trust. In November 2020... Continue reading

  • Share Multi-Ethnic Sports & Cultures NI (MSCNI) Covid-19 Support efforts In supporting BAME communities on Facebook Share Multi-Ethnic Sports & Cultures NI (MSCNI) Covid-19 Support efforts In supporting BAME communities on Twitter Share Multi-Ethnic Sports & Cultures NI (MSCNI) Covid-19 Support efforts In supporting BAME communities on Linkedin Email Multi-Ethnic Sports & Cultures NI (MSCNI) Covid-19 Support efforts In supporting BAME communities link

    Multi-Ethnic Sports & Cultures NI (MSCNI) Covid-19 Support efforts In supporting BAME communities

    by MSCNI'S COVID-19 Effort., about 4 years ago

    Multi-ethnic sports & cultures NI(MSCNI) is a registered charity organisation, Central body of the BAME sports and cultural platform established under the relevant laws of the Northern Ireland since 2016. One of our purpose is to use sporting and social-cultural activities as an effective way of uniting people irrespective of their race, color, sex, or origin. And to integrate and socialize, promote cross-community relations, good relation & healthy lifestyle, and well-being.

    Before the current pandemic, a lot of our community members isolated themselves away from each other but with our sporting activities and programs they were coming together but now... Continue reading

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    Harry's Story

    by Andrew at East Belfast Mission, about 4 years ago