“Vizinho Amigo”, which translates to “Friendly Neighbour”, is a group of young volunteers who are providing assistance to those who are more at risk of contracting the virus, such as the elderly and sick people. As these groups of people are hit harder when they get the virus, it is highly recommended that they avoid gatherings of people, including at supermarkets or pharmacies. This is where the “friendly neighbours” step in. They collect requests and go shopping for food, medicines and any other necessary items, and deliver them to people's doorsteps. They are also working on raising awareness of their services, by delivering leaflets in the local area and working with local authorities. This spirit of solidarity has also been shown between EU member states, especially towards those worst affected by the pandemic. For instance, Slovakia has sent masks and disinfectant to Italy, while Austria sent gloves and disinfectant to Croatia. German hospitals are treating critically ill patients from Italy and France, while Czechia offered protective suits to Italy and to Spain. Perfect examples of how we are making it through the crisis, together.