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COVID-19 Guidance: Read more here (multiple languages) - Doctors of the World
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Information on coronavirus (COVID-19) for non-UK nationals: Read more here - Mayor of London / London Assembly
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Factsheet on changes to Asylum Support during Covid-19 pandemic: Read more here
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Children’s social services during the COVID-19 pandemic: guidance (UASC Section): Read more here - GOV.Wales
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Domestic abuse: Advice on how to get help during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak: Read more here (multiple languages) - GOV.UK
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COVID-19: Support you can get if you do not have permission to live permanently in the UK: Read more here - GOV.UK
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Guidance for households with possible coronavirus infection: Read more here (multiple languages) - GOV.UK
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COVID-19: Guidance on social distancing for everyone in the UK: Read more here (multiple languages) - GOV.UK
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Covid-19 help for refugees and asylum seekers: Read more here (multiple languages) - Public Health Wales
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COVID-19: Latest information and guidance: Read more here (accessible formats / multiple languages) - Public Health Wales
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Resources aimed at supporting RAS population with mental health during COVID-19: Read more here (multiple languages) - Royal College of Psychiatrists
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COVID-19: Practical resources to help employers keep their workforce safe at work: Read more here (multiple languages) - Business Wales
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Covid-19 safety information videos for the Cardiff and Vale BAME communities: Read more here (multiple languages) - Cardiff & Vale University Wales Health Board
Test, trace, protect: coronavirus:
Reports:
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A Health Impact Assessment of the 'Staying at Home and Social Distancing Policy' in Wales in response to COVID-19 pandemic. The executive summary provides an overview of the potential health and well-being impacts of the 'Staying at Home and Social Distancing Policy' (also commonly referred to as ‘Lockdown’) on the population of Wales in the short, medium and long term:
Read more here
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A major report on the complex and long-standing factors contributing to the disproportionate impact coronavirus is having on Wales’ black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities. This report by the BAME Covid-19 expert advisory group makes more than 30 recommendations to the Welsh Government to address the socio-economic and environmental risks it highlights:
Read more here
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An unsafe distance - Rapid Needs Assessment by Doctors of the World shows excluded groups are being left behind in the UK’s COVID-19 response as control measures amplify existing health inequalities and put life-saving advice and care further out of reach: Read more here
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A report published by the University of Birmingham on SGBV and the impact of COVID-19: Read more here