Current Covid guidance
The Government has decided to move to step 4 of the roadmap on 19 July, a new phase of continued caution whilst managing the risks of COVID-19.
The Government has decided to move to step 4 of the roadmap on 19 July, a new phase of continued caution whilst managing the risks of COVID-19.
What’s the truth? What have you heard? is a series of short digital pieces for social media and messaging apps, developed from research with women living in Balsall Heath, working in partnership with Moseley Road Baths. They feature Yasmin Jasmine responding to local women’s concerns about different issues relating to Covid-19 and vaccines.
Taking twice weekly Lateral Flow test is a quick and easy way to see if you are likely to have Covid-19. Many workplaces and educational settings are asking people to take these tests, but it’s a simple, free and convenient test for everyone to do, whatever your circumstances.
Our trained volunteers will offer a befriending service that delivers one to one support to adults that are recovering from the trauma and loss of a loved one and live within the Hall Green Constituency.
About the Kindness Project
During the pandemic we have carried out many community consultations and concluded that bereavement is one of the major causes of anxiety and fear in the community, especially from those who have certain rules and regulations in place which govern how they carry out a funeral from a faith perspective.
Who is this for?
If you are over 18, a resident within the Hall Green Constituency and experiencing bereavement, this service can be for you.
How do I get this help?
Go to their Contact page to see how to get in touch. We will respond as quickly as we can and start to connect you to one of our volunteers. We may also advise you on other support resources that might be helpful.
The Hall Green Families team are able to take referrals from community professionals and self referrals from families in Hall Green who are in need of support.
We’ve all been through a tough time with Covid-19 and lockdown. Here are some services and support, which might make life a little bit easier…
Birmingham City Council have up to date information about Covid-19 available on their website in many different languages. Posters and leaflets can be downloaded to be printed, shared online or sent through applications such as WhatsApp.
The COVID-19 Community Champion network will be made up of volunteers across the city, and will help residents to stay up to date with how to protect themselves and others against the virus.
The Active Wellbeing Society has compiled a list lots of exercise and learning activities from around the Internet for people of all ages and abilities.
Funds will be needed to support organisations and individuals throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. Here are some initiatives that we are aware of.
There are many ways we can get involved in supporting others at the present time. These suggestions are relevant to Balsall Heath and Sparkbrook.
Here are some suggestions for where you can access support, supplies (such as delivery of food and sanitary items) or advice.
The latest information from the NHS – including guidance on self isolation, information on symptoms, what to do if you are unwell and how to access medical help.