Important guidance from gov.uk
The Government has issued specific stay at home advice and guidance for households with possible coronavirus (COVID-19) infection.
The Government has also issued specific guidance around social distancing for everyone in the UK to help protect older people and vulnerable adults.
- If you are working for an employer and are forced to self-isolate because of the virus, you will be entitled to Statutory Sick Pay from your employer on day one of self isolation.
- If you are self-employed or on a zero hours contract, you will need to apply on day one of self-isolation for New Style Jobseekers Allowance - if you have paid enough National Insurance contributions. Alternatively, you can apply for Universal Credit dependent upon your family circumstances
- If you are not currently in employment there are no specific benefits for people who are self isolating or suffering from Covid-19.
The Government has updated the information on Coronavirus support for employees, benefit claimants and businesses.
Nottingham University Hospitals have introduced restrictions across their hospitals to help protect patients, visitors and staff.
Please click the link below to view ward times and information before you visit.
 Take a look at the video above - it's really helpful for parents, carers, and guardians in explaining COVID-19 to children.
The Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families have released some useful resources on how to support children and young people’s mental health during this challenging time.
 Did you know if you're a member of any of our local Inspire libraries you can access a wide range of eBooks, eMagazines, eAudio and eNewspapers online for free?
 With many places advising employees to work from home (where possible and appropriate) the BBC have shared some tips on staying efficient and how to look after your mental well being whilst working from home:
✅Get dressed
✅Establish boundaries
✅Get out and about (if you're not self isolating)
✅Pick up the phone rather than always emailing
✅Take regular breaks
Don't forget to keep checking our guidance pages at www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/coronavirus where we'll be sharing the latest updates and information.
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