Letter from the SoS to the Social Care Workforce
Letter from Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock to the social care workforce thanking them for their help on coronavirus so far.
Letter from Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock to the social care workforce thanking them for their help on coronavirus so far.
It is absolutely vital that the spread of this virus is stopped, which is why the Government has limited when people can leave their homes. People are allowed to shop alone or with members of their household for basic necessities, as infrequently as possible. People can also leave their homes for any medical need, providing care…
Read more– Anna Barnes, Chair, Seaview I have been chair of Seaview, an open access health and well-being centre in St Leonards on Sea, East Sussex, since 2013 but involved with and supported the charity for over 35 years. On a usual day, we can work with up to 100 people. It feels like a very…
Read moreDue to the high number of applications the Fund’s Governance Group has taken the decision to pause the Coronavirus Mental Health Response Fund (CMHRF) to new applications from 5pm on Wednesday 13th May. Applications received after this date will not be considered. Any applications already received, or received before this date, will be assessed at the next…
Read moreOn 3 March, the Government published the Coronavirus (COVID-19) action plan setting out what the UK as a whole has done – and plans to do – to tackle the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, based on their experience dealing with other infectious diseases and our influenza pandemic preparedness work. The exact response to coronavirus (COVID-19) will be…
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