CoVCAP provides cities with a toolkit for targeting volunteer support to the most vulnerable in our communities during crises, thus mitigating the impact of COVID-19 and maximising scarce resources. As the number of unpaid carers, informal support networks, volunteers and support professionals are meeting critical demand elsewhere or are themselves ill, people who are vulnerable or ill themselves will need support to carry out basic living tasks including shopping, refilling prescriptions, traveling to medical appointments.
Project summary
CoVCAP provides cities with a toolkit for targeting volunteer support to the most vulnerable in our communities during crises, thus mitigating the impact of COVID-19
Project start:
1 July 2020
Project end:
31 December 2020
Budget:
€ 325 858
Countries
hungary
Context
Supporting cities in the coordination of volunteers helping ill people to carry out basic living tasks
Challenge
Manual matchmaking between vulnerable people and volunteers is a challenging task if their number is high due to some crises (such as COVID-19).
Expected outcome
A platform to request services (e.g. guiding during travel), offer volunteer help, make the pairing, evaluate the service and monitor all these tasks)