Coronavirus (COVID-19) Click here to read information on the status of Community Action Norfolk's Services. As well as links to other information and advice
Coronavirus COVID-19 advice and guidance for organisations
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A number of agencies have shared advice on how to manage staff and volunteers in relation to the outbreak of the Coronavirus. Given the evolving nature of the Coronavirus situation, we will update this page as new advice and information emerges.
Advice for employers and employees
ACAS' information is particularly useful for employers whose staff may need to self-isolate in response to government guidance. Employees may be concerned about arrangements for sick pay particularly if they need to self-isolate in line with current government and NHS guidance.
General public advice
General advice and information from central government can be found here and commonly asked questions are answered by the NHS here.
Sector advice
Public Health England offers specific sector advice and information for Health, Transport, Education, Employers and Social Care - with additional information about how to self-isolate here.
The VCSE Sector
NCVO's 'Your Organisation and Coronavirus' has collated advice and information particularly useful for the VCSE sector, covering:
- What’s the best way to prevent the spread of the virus?
- What do you need to do to protect staff, volunteers and visitors?
- Should your employees take sick leave?
- Should you cancel your events?
- How can you support your beneficiaries/service users?
- How you can develop a contingency plan and how will your insurance be impacted?
- Will there be financial implications?
- How are charities helping?
NAVCA member Voluntary Action Sheffield (VAS) has published helpful advice outlining the steps they are taking to minimise the spread of the virus in their building, which may be useful in helping you prepare your own action plan.
Community Transport
Community transport associations and car schemes may find guidance for transport services of especial help.
A toolkit for Norfolk
Finally, attached to is a very helpful toolkit from the Norfolk Clinical Commissioning Groups.
