A newly-established group is encouraging people to sew uniforms for medical staff.

A primary school pupil has created a hero badge for her local postman after realising the vital work they're doing during the lockdown.

A busy Kent port has set up an emergency coronavirus fund for charities that help people in need during the covid-19 crisis - applications are invited

A cake shop owner is among those passing on goodies to show appreciation for the NHS.

An illustrator has put pen to paper to help families pass the time during lockdown.

Click here to download and decorate this fantastic doodle thanking NHS key workers, which can be displayed in your window or parked car at home.

A rock choir leader is to broadcast a virtual singalong to the nation which is free for all to join in.

A firm has released patterns and encouraged people to come together to knit and crochet while they are stuck at home.

A parish council is using festive tree lights to show support for the NHS, and there are plans to expand the display.

A girl, with a helping hand from her mum, is the star of a campaign aimed at getting youngsters smiling and connected amid coronavirus uncertainty.

A nursery pupil created a fun character from his toys and colouring pens in support of doctors and nurses across the country.

A primary school teacher was inspired to film lessons from her home to help youngsters learn key skills.

Residents are being encouraged to band together to help fellow residents.

A cab company is aiming to put smiles on the faces of deserving people by sending them cakes.

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Roy Ives' family were told he might not survive after he was hospitalised with coronavirus, but he is now able to thank the NHS heroes who saved him.

A new community support line has been set up so food can reach the socially isolated or those in urgent need of help.

The biggest effort since World War Two to provide essential supplies to those in need has begun.

A high street packed with independent traders is tackling the coronavirus lockdown to help get supplies to the community.

Chic Wedding and Events is asking people to nominate NHS heroes for the chance to win a free wedding.