On Sunday 18 April: KEEP PROCEEDING WITH CAUTION PLEASE! Roadmap Step 2 relaxations including Rule of 6/2 households outdoors in place! SWF Health & Social Care Group continues to work collaboratively with the Town’s GPs & Pharmacists. Since March 2020 we’ve delivered over 6450 tasks. If we maintain our guard, our discipline and stick to … Continue reading An Update from Us 18.04.2021
An Update from Us 11.04.2021
On Sunday 11 April: KEEP PROCEEDING WITH CAUTION PLEASE! Roadmap Step1b relaxations including Rule of 6/2 households outdoors in place! Great news: tomorrow we get Step 2 relaxations. SWF Health & Social Care Group continues to work collaboratively with the Town’s GPs & Pharmacists. Since March 2020 we’ve delivered over 6350 tasks. If we maintain … Continue reading An Update from Us 11.04.2021
Spring news from Mid and North East Essex Mind
Content originally from MIND Mid and North East Essex Hello from all of us at Mid and North East Essex Mind - we're delighted to share with you our latest fundraising news and challenges coming soon in 2021! Captain Tom 100 Celebrate Captain Tom’s amazing achievements in a special event over his birthday weekend.We’re inviting … Continue reading Spring news from Mid and North East Essex Mind
Coronavirus: a year like no other
A year on from the first government instructions to significantly limit social contact because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, we look at what the data tell us about these extraordinary 12 months and the way our lives have changed.
Protect, respect, connect – decisions about living and dying well during COVID-19
Content originally from Care Quality Commission From the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there were concerns that ‘do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation’ (DNACPR) decisions were being made without involving people, or their families and/or carers if so wished, and were being applied to groups of people, rather than taking into account each person’s individual circumstances. … Continue reading Protect, respect, connect – decisions about living and dying well during COVID-19
An Update from Us 05.04.2021
On Monday 5 April: KEEP PROCEEDING WITH CAUTION PLEASE! Roadmap Step1b relaxations including Rule of 6/2 households outdoors in place! Great news today that we’ll get Step 2 relaxations from 12 April. SWF Health & Social Care Group continues to work collaboratively with the Town’s GPs & Pharmacists. Since March 2020 we’ve delivered over 6250 … Continue reading An Update from Us 05.04.2021
An Update from Us 04.04.21
On Easter Sunday 4 April: KEEP PROCEEDING WITH CAUTION PLEASE! Roadmap Step1b relaxations including Rule of 6/2 households outdoors in place! Hopefully we’ll get more good news and Step 2 relaxations from 12 April announced tomorrow – more then. SWF Health & Social Care Group continues to work collaboratively with the Town’s GPs & Pharmacists. … Continue reading An Update from Us 04.04.21
UK regulator confirms that people should continue to receive the COVID-19 vaccine AstraZeneca
Content originally from GOV.UK Following suspensions by some countries of the COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca over suspected blood clots, the MHRA confirms that the benefits of the vaccine in preventing COVID-19 far outweigh the risks. People should still go and get their COVID-19 vaccine when asked to do so. Today the UK regulator, following a rigorous … Continue reading UK regulator confirms that people should continue to receive the COVID-19 vaccine AstraZeneca
An update from Us 28.03.2021
On 28 March: PROCEED WITH CAUTION PLEASE! Roadmap Step1b relaxations including Rule of 6 outdoors start on Monday 29 March! SWF Health & Social Care Group continues to work collaboratively with the Town’s GPs & Pharmacists. Since March 2020 we’ve delivered over 6150 tasks. We mustn’t let our guard down; we must maintain our discipline … Continue reading An update from Us 28.03.2021
Life expectancy in England in 2020
Content originally from GOV.UK Public Health England has released provisional estimates of life expectancy at birth for 2020 to show the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in England and its regions. Despite their name, these estimates of life expectancy at birth are not in fact projections or predictions of how long babies born in 2020 can actually … Continue reading Life expectancy in England in 2020
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