Ross Kemp visits a local gin distiller now producing hand sanitiser, an army of seamstresses sewing colourful scrubs, and video calls a temple where volunteers cook hot meals for the front line.
The volunteers try to boost wellbeing during lockdown by dog-walking, providing food for exhausted frontline medical staff, and exploring the power of plants.
Featuring an on-the-run pharmacy courier service run by a network of health-conscious mums in Bristol, a special Glasgow foodbank transportation service established for military veterans living on the breadline, and a school in Reading whose technology departments is making PPE masks using cutting-edge laser printing technology. Ross also meets Emmy, a volunteer at the Elizabeth House day care centre in Berkshire. Following the closure of the centre, she has decided to regularly telephone the elderly in her neighbourhood to make sure they are coping with life in isolation.
How volunteers are providing food parcels to children who ordinarily rely on school meals, and a pub that has teamed up with community groups to cook hot food for the homeless.
Ross meets Sandip, a Chesham resident running 5km each day to raise £5,000 for the NHS, and he hears about the Berkshire street that has implemented a weekly 'sticky bun run'.
Ross Kemp meets volunteers making a difference during the Covid-19 pandemic by providing food for frontline carers, sewing masks and scrubs, producing hand sanitiser, running socially distanced community bingo games and writing letters to care home residents