The COVID-19 pandemic provoked heritages for all citizens, from the richest to the poorest, but exacerbated, even more, the hardships of vulnerable people in economic, social and psychological spheres. Within the H2020 project “COVINFORM”1, this case study focuses on vulnerable female population, which is “doubly-burdened”, facing both economic vulnerability and gender disparity. Moreover, the study brings out those aspects affecting migrant women. Through a qualitative survey, it was possible to identify the responses of the policies adopted at that time. Women suggest a severe psychological impact of the pandemic about being away from family and losing jobs. Distancing and fear of infections aggravated the isolation of migrants. The solidarity network among NonGovernmental Organizations (NGOs) and civil society was crucial for vulnerable people at all research sites.