Willing to Help?
ALL residents are encouraged to identify potentially vulnerable neighbours, particularly if they are already known to each other.
Groups vulnerable to the Covid-19 virus include the elderly, pregnant women and people with underlying respiratory or neurological medical conditions.
Contact should be made via a phone call, knock on the door or note through the letterbox if you don’t already have a phone number or email address. Establish a direct line of communication to offer support personally if required - exchange phone numbers, email addresses etc.
Please also inform them that the Curridge community has a trusted local support network and to be wary of unsolicited approaches from other unknown individuals or organisations.
An information leaflet was distributed by CRA to every house in the village, in late March. We also delivered a printed notice that residents can attach to their front door to inform visitors of ongoing self isolation.
Are you in need of Help?
Anyone in need of simple help, can contact the CRA directly via this online form (forms.gle/ZPVPHy72HHYs22La9), email (help20@curridgevillage.co.uk) or the phone number on the printed leaflet distributed earlier in the year. Their details will be shared with the local volunteer group and they will be assigned to the nearest or most appropriate volunteer to make contact via phone.
Stuck for food ideas whilst self isolating, or whilst practicing social distancing? We have started to put together some details of local suppliers of meals and key provisions here.
During the current coronavirus pandemic, the parish council and volunteer groups will also use personal data of vulnerable and at risk individuals which has been supplied by them, or by their relatives, to ensure that they are fully supported during the current crisis. The information held will be used for this purpose alone, and will be deleted once the pandemic is at an end. Individuals contacting the parish council for assistance through this scheme will be considered to have given consent for their data to be used for this purpose.
ALL residents are encouraged to identify potentially vulnerable neighbours, particularly if they are already known to each other.
Groups vulnerable to the Covid-19 virus include the elderly, pregnant women and people with underlying respiratory or neurological medical conditions.
Contact should be made via a phone call, knock on the door or note through the letterbox if you don’t already have a phone number or email address. Establish a direct line of communication to offer support personally if required - exchange phone numbers, email addresses etc.
Please also inform them that the Curridge community has a trusted local support network and to be wary of unsolicited approaches from other unknown individuals or organisations.
An information leaflet was distributed by CRA to every house in the village, in late March. We also delivered a printed notice that residents can attach to their front door to inform visitors of ongoing self isolation.
Are you in need of Help?
Anyone in need of simple help, can contact the CRA directly via this online form (forms.gle/ZPVPHy72HHYs22La9), email (help20@curridgevillage.co.uk) or the phone number on the printed leaflet distributed earlier in the year. Their details will be shared with the local volunteer group and they will be assigned to the nearest or most appropriate volunteer to make contact via phone.
Stuck for food ideas whilst self isolating, or whilst practicing social distancing? We have started to put together some details of local suppliers of meals and key provisions here.
During the current coronavirus pandemic, the parish council and volunteer groups will also use personal data of vulnerable and at risk individuals which has been supplied by them, or by their relatives, to ensure that they are fully supported during the current crisis. The information held will be used for this purpose alone, and will be deleted once the pandemic is at an end. Individuals contacting the parish council for assistance through this scheme will be considered to have given consent for their data to be used for this purpose.
For a wider range of help services, West Berkshire Council has setup the community support hub. The support hub website can be found at http://info.westberks.gov.uk/supporthub, and on Facebook here. You can also contact the support hub by phone on 01635 503579, or by email on westberksbct@westberks.gov.uk.
The Hub is open five days a week
8:30am to 5pm, Monday to Thursday
8:30am to 4:30pm on Fridays
The Hub is open during office hours although there is provision for out of hours emergencies.
The Hub is open five days a week
8:30am to 5pm, Monday to Thursday
8:30am to 4:30pm on Fridays
The Hub is open during office hours although there is provision for out of hours emergencies.
