#CVS CORONA FULL#

The full guidance on safe volunteering is here: It might now be possible to undertake some activities from home, or to reduce the number of volunteers involved in face-to-face support – if you can, this will help to limit the spread of Coronavirus and to further reduce the risks to individuals. This means that there should be no significant issues for community groups supporting others during coronavirus – but please take the opportunity to have another think if there are ways you adapt how you work. It is still acceptable to leave home to provide support to a vulnerable person, and for volunteering activities that cannot be undertaken from home, during the national lockdown. Volunteering and Neighbourliness (18.01.21) You can find information on local infection rates, hospital admissions, etc, on the Cumbria County Council website: Infection rates are now falling across Cumbria, but the rates are still very high compared levels over the summer. You can find the Public Health England resources on the Coronavirus vaccine here: Information on the vaccination programmes can be found here: North Cumbria: and South Cumbria: Please find attached Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) in relation to Vaccinations here: Vaccine FAQ October 2021 The vaccination programme got underway in Cumbria on 8 December 2020.

#CVS CORONA UPDATE#

This update from Cumbria County Council reminds you about the things you can do to reduce the risk to yourself, your family and friends. It is not yet possible to say when infections will peak.

On current projections, by the end of next week daily COVID-19 infections are likely to be higher than at any point since the pandemic began. The Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus is now spreading fast in Cumbria. Omicron update from Cumbria County Council (17.12.21) What you can do to stay safe and protect yourself and your community.People with a positive LFT now won’t have to take a PCR to confirm their result.Local NHS leaders: “NHS is still here for you”.Cumbria records more than 10,000 new cases in a week.New cases falling as nation prepares for “Plan A”.Lateral Flow Testing before meeting others.What are the latest rules on testing and isolation?.Cumbrian COVID cases fall for second week running.The latest Coronavirus update from Cumbria County Council includes: Urdu Cumbria County Council update (27.01.22) The videos are available in the following languages:ġ7. The original transcript is here and the key thing to note is that we are only using video 2 (Video 1 content is already out of date, such is the fast-moving pace of Covid!).Įach of the videos can be downloaded here Unfortunately, the English version has a Christmas tree in the background and isn’t really useable, but the translated versions should be. The Civil Service Language Network has produced translated videos promoting the booster vaccine in a number of languages – as they refer to the spread of Omicron they are time sensitive and we could do with getting these out through comms and community channels as quickly as possible while Omicron case rates remain high.

Lancashire and South Cumbria Health and Care Partnership videos update (02.02.22)Ĭ-19 Vaccine Booster videos in languages other than English. The latest version of Frequently Asked Questions about Vaccination – A guide for Community Leaders in Cumbria is now available. Updated FAQs about Vaccination guide (18.03.22)

#CVS CORONA HOW TO#

Information on who can access free coronavirus (COVID-19) tests from 1 April 2022 and how to get them can be found on the government website. Get a test and stay at home Changes to testing (31.03.22)įree widespread symptomatic and asymptomatic testing for COVID-19 has now ended in Cumbria. a loss of, or change to, your sense of smell or taste.

Coronavirus Remember, if you have any coronavirus symptoms:

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