COVID-19
- Living with Covid
- Coronavirus vaccine for children and young people, aged 12 to 15
- Important information about new coronavirus treatments: easy-read information
- COVID-19 rules changing December 2021
- Covid-19 Vaccination and Booster information
- NHS England and NHS Improvement: easy-read newsletter issue 14
- Long COVID (Easy Read)
- Easy Read: Rules from 19 July 2021
- Testing yourself for coronavirus
- Joyful June calendar
- New rules from the 12 April
- Roadmap out of lockdown: step 1, 29th March – What can I do when?
- COVID-19 vaccine: Booking a vaccination (19 March update)
- A poster about having a lateral flow test for Covid
- COVID-19 Vaccinations: Questions and Answers
- Self-isolation: Financial
- Community Testing
- Roadmap out of lockdown: step 1 – what can I do when?
- Coronavirus vaccine consent form for adults
- About the coronavirus vaccine. What to expect after vaccination
- COVID-19: All people on learning disabilities registers to be invited for vaccine
- COVID-19: Roadmap out of lockdown: step 1
- Coronavirus Vaccination – step by step
- Covid-19 vaccination: What happens at your appointment.
- Using a pulse oximeter to check you are OK
- A guide to your COVID-19 vaccination
- COVID-19 vaccines: Booking a vaccination
- Useful tips on the Covid-19 vaccine for people with dementia
- COVID-19 Vaccine: Accessibility and reasonable adjustments for individuals with severe learning disabilities whose behaviour challenges
- Rules for Christmas Day: an easy-read guide
- Covid-19 vaccine information from Camden Learning Disability Service
- Noticed an unusual change to your body? Don’t sit it out, get it checked out.
- Staying mentally well this winter
- Covid vaccine: who gets it first?
- NHS England and NHS Improvement: Easy-Read Newsletter – issue 11
- COVID-19 Guidance: Making a Christmas bubble with friends and family
- Definition of clinically extremely vulnerable groups
- Peter and friends experience of covid-19: for people with intellectual or learning disabilities and/or autism
- Easy Read: Statement on flu vaccine and supply
- Flu vaccinations: just don’t let anything stop you
- Easy Read Staying well at work: Information for workers
- Video About How Coronavirus Spreads
- Hands, Face, Space: What does it mean? (Easy Read)
- The NHS COVID-19 app: privacy notice
- Guide to having your flu jab during the coronavirus pandemic
- The NHS COVID-19 app: an easy-read guide
- Clinical Trials: an easy-read guide
- Suffolk Mind: How lockdown affected you?
- Suffolk Mind: Allow time to meet your needs
- Suffolk Mind: Reconnect, one step at a time
- Eat Well Sleep Well: Sleep Well Be Well online course
- Eat Well Sleep Well: Information about eating the right food
- Home Start: Information on how Home Start can help
- Suffolk Learning Disability Partnership Website COVID19 Response
- Wellbeing Suffolk: Webinars and online courses
- Wellbeing Suffolk: Anxiety can affect people in different ways
- New help on offer for disabled people working from home during the pandemic
- Back to School – what you need to know in Suffolk
- What should I still avoid doing?
- Coronavirus outbreak FAQs: what you can and can’t do. What should I still avoid doing?
- Protect yourself from flu, have the flu vaccine
- Are you having surgery?
- Easy Read Our Plan to Rebuild
- Dr Ben Answers Your Questions
- COVID-19: Guide for young people who look after someone else
- World Health Organisation myth-busters
- How to wear a non-medical fabric mask safely
- Explaining Mindfulness and the Five Things Exercise
- An easy-read guide to Kanopy
- How to wear medical masks safely
- How to wear a fabric mask
- Wearing a Face Mask Information Video
- Having a Swab Test Taken
- The New Normal
- How shops are different because of the coronavirus?
- Coronavirus (COVID-19): Guide for young people who look after someone else
- Our plan to rebuild: the UK Government’s plan to get back to normal
- Dr Ben Explains PPE: What Doctors and Nurses Wear
- Dr Ben Explains PPE: Washing hands and wearing masks
- Face coverings/face masks: latest advice 15th June 2020
- Together We Can campaign
- NHS test and trace: how it works
- Social distancing measures at Tower Ramparts bus station
- Social distancing measures at Ipswich Hospital
- Videos to explain the NHS Track and Trace programme
- NHS Test and Trace: Got Symptoms? Get tested now resources
- The differences between coronavirus (COVID-19) tests
- Social distancing: at the train station
- Going to a funeral when someone dies
- Public Health England: updated Coronavirus information
- Getting NHS help when you need it during the coronavirus outbreak
- Coronavirus Frequently Asked Questions: When can I expand my household group?
- Coronavirus outbreak: what you can and can’t do – exercise
- Government Guidance, staying alert and safe: 1. Protecting different groups of people
- Social distancing in supermarkets
- Easy Read Guide to Advocacy and Rights during the Coronavirus Crisis
- Coronavirus, people’s voice and advocacy: a myth buster
- Advocacy and your rights: an easy-read guide by the NDTi
- An easy-read guide to Kanopy
- Coronavirus 1-page update: Disability Advice Service (East Suffolk)
- Coronavirus 1-page update: When should I go to my GP Surgery?
- PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) easy-read poster
- A letter from the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson
- Coronavirus: Getting better in hospital
- Information about Coronavirus
- My plan for being safe and staying in
- Coronavirus: Staying Safe at Home
- Coronavirus virtual booklet: How your GP Practice will be changing
- Coronavirus 1-page update: Looking after your wellbeing
- Coronavirus 1-page update: Text scams
- Making a plan for emergencies
- GP at risk patient letter
- Easy read guidance on shielding from Coronavirus
- Coronavirus 1-page update: WhatsApp Information Service
- Coronavirus: you must stay at home
- Coronavirus: and health issues
- Coronavirus: what if you get ill?
- Coronavirus: please don’t spread it
- Coronavirus: How to stay safe