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The charities will use donations to make up relief packs and distribute them to vulnerable neighbours, incl. older people and young families

Are you worried and unable to leave home because of coronavirus? Our community support line is here to help.

Be kind to your mind... be kind to your body...be kind to your device and say thank you!

A list of shops in Newham with Priority Access during the COVID-19 crisis.

Advice by Newham on ways to work out your budget, look at ways to cut costs, maximise your income, review your savings and more!

Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Visit newham.gov.uk/libraries.

Following the Government announcement that we must all stay home, it’s important that we know how we can each best take care of ourselves.

During the Coronavirus outbreak, Community Links continues to provide our advice services Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm

#HelpNewham is a new service set up by Newham Council to respond to COVID-19. It provides to residents in Category A.

To support families with babies and infants in urgent need at this time, Newham Early Help team are distributing Family Boxes.

Helpful information about referrals of category A residents & how to get out of hours food supplies.

The following checklist outlines principles of infection control to limit the spread of infection and support you to work safely.

Useful links to contact the Muslim Youth Helpline during the COVID-19 crisis.

Join in with a daily lunchtime cook-along, teaching children how to prepare quick, tasty and affordable lunches.

Testing for Coronavirus has now been opened up to many more people - find out more on eligibility, where & how to get tested.

Newham Council is working very hard to help residents and its community. Contact us early if you think you might need help.

Important information to support you, your family and friends through the aftermath of the death of a loved one during the COVID-19 crisis.

Live Life Well have compiled a list of charities and contact resources in response to Covid-19.

Thrive LDN is a citywide movement to improve the mental health and wellbeing of all Londoners.

A list of free online courses about mental health issues to support people during lockdown, by FutureLearn.