How Manchester's staff, students and alumni are helping to combat the impact of COVID-19

Manchester staff and students have been recognised for helping to establish the Alderley Park Lighthouse Laboratory.

Whoever you are, and wherever you are based in the UK, you can play a role in saving lives.

Staff and students have been recognised for their commitment to teaching and learning excellence during the pandemic.

University alumni are helping musicians make music and money during the pandemic. 

Meet the Manchester alumnus and student teaming up at the Rainbow Hospital in Deeside.

Creative Writing PhD students are helping schoolchildren get lyrical during lockdown.

The fund, established by the University, helps students experiencing financial hardship as a result of the pandemic. 

Manchester law students are volunteering their services during the holidays to help people affected by coronavirus.

An IT staff member is creating protective equipment on his home 3D printer to equip NHS staff.

The University’s catering team is providing an industrial kitchen to help local charities create nutritious meals for those in need.

Thomas Henley, a Biomedical Sciences graduate, has created a documentary about the impact of Asperger's Syndrome on mental health.

A PhD student has been helping to reduce food waste by providing meals and food products to people in Manchester.

Technicians from the School of Architecture are designing and building urgently needed PPE visors for NHS staff.

Manchester staff are volunteering their skills to support NHS clinical services and help tackle COVID-19 (coronavirus).

The University’s on-campus food operator is using its resources to help vulnerable members of the community.

Our Residences Catering teams adapted their services to protect students during changing lockdown rules.

Our Car Parks team opened the car parks to NHS heroes who are turning up to work every day to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic.