“This research will provide much needed insights into how we can sustain the volunteering efforts that we’ve seen through the pandemic and better remove barriers that stop people volunteering in the future.”Joanna Stuart, NCVO Research Associate
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"This research provides a unique opportunity to understand how voluntary action continues to be an important part of supporting people in the community during the Covid-19 pandemic, and the importance of future proofing voluntary action across Wales and the UK to support people’s well-being outcomes".Sally Rees, Voluntary Sector Lead
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"It’s great to be part of this UK-wide research as it focuses on sharing lessons on what really matters: our preparedness for COVID-19; the voluntary sector’s response; and how volunteering can help address the really serious social challenges we face during recovery and beyond".Matthew Linning, Strategic Performance Manager, Volunteer Scotland
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"Volunteer Now is delighted to be involved in this research as it will give us a chance to reflect on the impact that Covid-19 has had on volunteering and how the differences in public policy across the four nations have influenced this.”Denise Hayward, Chief Executive Officer, Volunteer Now
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