COVID-19: Practical support & resources for people who have to stay at home

News - 22 April 2020

People staying at home because of Coronavirus tend to fall into one of two groups.
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People who are physically distancing themselves from other people to help prevent the spread of the virus, or people who are ‘self-isolating’ because they, or someone in their household, might have the virus and do not want to pass it on.

We have produced a fact sheet which provides information on practical help and support that is available locally, such as;

  • Food shopping
  • Pharmacies
  • Telford & Wrekin Council services
  • Mental health
  • Money & Benefit advice
  • Talking/listening services

To access our fact sheet click HERE

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