Coronavirus support
July 12 2020There is a variety of advice and support available during the Coronavirus, Covid-19 Pandemic
Age UK Birmingham and Age UK Sandwell
Community Appeal:
During the Covid19 Crisis Age UK Birmingham and Age UK Sandwell have created a number of Emergency Services to help Older People, their carers and families to continue to access essential services and support. Click through to www.ageukbirmingham.org.uk to see these services, and click the link below to donate to our community appeal which will raise funds for us to deliver these and emerging services. Please give generously: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/ageukbirmingham-sandwell-COVID-19
Coronavirus – helpful community groups and organisations
https://www.sandwell.gov.uk/info/200354/coronavirus_advice/4462/helpful_community_organisations
Sandwell MBC
Sandwell MBC Coronavirus Advice
Healthwatch Sandwell – Befriending
https://www.healthwatchsandwell.co.uk/news/sandwell-together-keeping-in-touch-by-phone-or-facetime/
Foodbanks
https://route2wellbeing.info/browse/30/emergency-help-incl-food.html
Oldbury Mutual Aid Group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/272213907102624/
https://www.facebook.com/Covid-19-Online-Community-Support-103586974611820/
SCIPS
Sandwell Community Information and Participation Service (SCIPS) Newsletter
Wednesbury Coronavirus Support Group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/658832674873658
West Midlands Fire Service (WMFS)
West Midlands Fire Service (WMFS) would like to update you on how we are responding to coronavirus (COVID-19) and how we will maintain our service delivery in these most challenging of times. We are trying to work closely with our partners and are continually monitoring the latest government advice and responding accordingly.
WMFS’s business contingency planning has allowed us to prepare for situations such as these for many years and is now deploying resources to keep our own staff and the people of the West Midlands as safe and healthy as we possibly can. We have introduced extensive measures to protect not only our staff both frontline and support but also our businesses and community members, all of whom we want to help to stay safe and healthy during these particularly testing times.
We are continuing to provide our emergency response across the region, and we intend to continue to support the most at-risk members of our communities to keep them safe by delivering limited, risk-critical prevention activities to those who are most at risk and vulnerable to being injured or dying in a fire. These services will, however, be delivered in a way that keeps non-essential social contact to an absolute minimum and therefore protects those who have been identified as being most at risk of contracting Covid-19.
West Midlands Fire Service Covid-19 Safety Advice
The Sikh Soup Kitchen
Providing support in the Birmingham and Wolverhampton areas
