Haringey coronavirus (COVID-19) updates
Silver Active
Our Silver Active summer programme is now live, providing our Hub and Cluster sheltered housing residents with weekly activity sessions to keep busy, boost morale and interact with new people.
Residents can enjoy Stretch and Strengthen fitness or Reggaetivity dance classes on Zoom, or a simple group chat and mini quiz over the telephone. All options allow residents who may be shielding to keep in touch with others and make new friends!
BBC Radio London featured Silver Active on air, the segment can be found at this link from 18:53.
Find the programme Silver Active summer programme
Care homes visits restart
People will soon be able to visit their loved ones in care homes, following the publication of new guidance.
Local directors of public health will lead assessments locally, ensuring that a measured, risk-assessed approach is taken before visits can commence. See the government’s full announcement (external link) and read the guidance (external link).
Avoid large gatherings in the borough
As we move slowly out of the lockdown phase it is crucial that all our residents adhere to the social distance guidelines that are still in place.
Our residents have played a major role in helping us to contain the spread of the coronavirus but unfortunately a minority are still gathering in large groups across the borough.
As you may be aware, locations are being used to hold Unauthorised Music Events (UMEs) and we need your support in letting Metropolitan Police colleagues know if you see any signs of an event being set up.
The information that you give will be kept in the strictest confidence and will enable a resolution without the event causing a disturbance to residents.
In order to report any Unauthorised Music Events you see being set up, or already underway please in the first instance phone 101 your call will then go to the Police CAD room and generate a police response.
Alternatively contact Police @MetCC with details.
We would strongly urge everyone to avoid gathering in any large groups and stick to the social distance guidelines so we can keep everyone safe.
See also case numbers and rates, health advice - including tests and vaccines, Council service updates, financial and other support for residents, business support, how you can help and COVID scams and misinformation.
Visit the Gov.UK and NHS websites for more help and support.
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