Community Support Hub - now live!
Volunteer groups are offering their services to help people in their local area with things like access to food or medicine, dog walking, transport, and physical and social wellbeing.
Take a look at our new support hub to find what help is being offered in your area and get the support you need.
Voluntary groups, charities and faith groups are doing an amazing job supporting Nottinghamshire residents through this crisis. To help with their running costs, we’ve created a new £1m community fund.
You can apply now for a grant of up to £10,000 to deliver projects or services that meet the Nottinghamshire COVID-19 Community Fund criteria.
Thank you to these brilliant groups for all your work so far ❤️
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We are investing £300,000 to help childcare providers stay open during the Easter holidays so that critical workers, whose children cannot be cared for at home, can continue to work.
If you are a parent, and you need advice or support, please email: eycovid19@nottscc.gov.uk
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A new voucher scheme has been launched for children who are entitled to free school meals. Parents will be able to get shopping vouchers worth £15 each week to spend at supermarkets while schools are closed to most pupils. Your child’s school should offer either a meal or a food voucher. This scheme does not include the universal infant free school meals entitlement.
To find out more, contact your school directly or visit the following links.
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As a result of the coronavirus outbreak we are making some temporary but significant changes to the way we provide adult social care.
This is to make sure that we can support the most vulnerable people in Notts as best as we can.
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From 7 April 2020 our Nottsbus Connect services will be trialling a demand responsive service across the county, which will mean residents will need to book transport for the following day in advance.
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