We keep in touch with the organizations in the network to know how they are holding up, how the community is doing, and what challenges they see ahead.

Social isolation keeps us apart, but the network is still active. We are talking with all the local coordinators to see how they are doing and how they see their community nowadays. Listening to the different voices in the network is part of thinking together.

 With problems and solutions, virtuality has accelerated with the pandemic and lockdowns around the world. Within volunteering, we have worked virtually mainly in communications and teaching English. Today we want to reflect on and share this experience. 

In times of pandemic, what about mental health? Can community action do something about it?

CHAPTER 18: REFLECTIONS OF PATRICIO, HEAD OF LAS TUNAS HEALTH CENTER

May 4th

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