It's been in operation since March.
More than 420 people have contacted the Westmeath community call forum since its inception.
It was created at the end of March, in line with other areas of the midlands in response to the Covid-19 outbreak.
The 29 members of the forum have met 16 times in response to 427 calls in the last 10 weeks.
Over half of those calls have been people offering services to the forum, as well as arranging collection and delivery of food supplies and medication.
48 requests were made in relation to transport, 18 are designated as other medical needs while 5 were garda matters.
37 people phoned in relation to social isolation.
Seamus Boland is CEO of Moate-based organisation Irish Rural Link, which was part of the response:
Westmeath Community Development also fielded 700 calls, texts and emails, which resulted in 376 individual requests from the public.
The forum remains operational from 9am to 5pm seven days a week in the county.
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