Organisations across Scotland found innovative ways to continue to support people throughout lockdowns .

Community organisations reached far beyond their initial remits to support people during lockdown.

Partnership working was placed at the heart of the COVID-19 response in order to face the challenges of the pandemic.

Scottish Commission for Learning Disability and National Autistic Society Scotland worked to represent those they support.

We look back at our Community in Action reporting on how mental health organisations creatively and rapidly responded to the pandemic.

"By adopting the Third Sector as a key delivery partner, we can better engage people in local community services."

"Our clients are often marginalized, stigmatized and face serious inequalities in day-to-day life"

"We have identified a real unmet need with many local elderly people living alone who are lonely and isolated."

Venture Trust shares how they continue to harness the power of nature and the outdoors to improve wellbeing, relationships, and belonging.

"The lesson I take forward from the COVID-19 pandemic is just how quickly the third sector can adapt."

"So many families were also struggling emotionally and psychologically with the loss of freedom and social support."

SWAMP will survey all residents in the Glasgow Pollok area to identify the needs of people in the community going forward.

Children's Health Scotland share the swift action taken by their organisation to adapt to COVID-19.

"One of the hardest issues for people is being deprived of essential relationships."

Carr Gomm share the creative ways they have supported staff and people in the community through COVID-19.