Forced to stay at home due to the coronavirus? We're here to help.
Caring for Plymouth is bringing together organisations and community groups that can help you during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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All medically vulnerable people are being advised to stay in their home for the next 12 weeks to protect themselves from the spread of the coronavirus.
This group of people includes some already seriously ill people as well as those living with a disability or ongoing medical conditions.
Caring for Plymouth, which is an alliance between the Council, Livewell Southwest and a large number of Voluntary and Community Sector organisations, will ensure that these people are provided with emotional support, shopping, food and medicine in their homes and support with paying bills and accessing money. Staff providing the service will have had background checks so providing added piece of mind.
Find out more about Caring for Plymouth
NHS Volunteer Responders offers help to people in need of support or who are avoiding public places during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is run by the NHS in England, supported by Royal Voluntary Service and operates across England. Its aims are to supplement existing voluntary support within communities, help people to stay well, and reduce avoidable demand on NHS services.
Use this GOV.UK service to find out what help and advice you can get from the government and other organisations. You can use it for yourself or someone else.
You can find support with:
If you need medical help, go to NHS 111 online.
You will not get direct support from the government or organisations through this service.
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