Innovations by Devon’s health visitors lead the way nationally
Devon County Council’s Health Visitor Service have been invited to share their innovations with the Institute of Health Visiting, the principle body tasked with sharing best practice to health visitors in England.
Eid al-Adha guidance for our Muslim communities
Eid al-Adha should be taking place later this week, but things are going be a little different this year due to coronavirus. Please read the latest guidance and celebrate safely.
31 August deadline for 30 hours funded childcare
If you’re a working parent and have a 3 or 4-year-old child, and your income has changed, you could still be eligible for 30 hours of early learning and childcare per week from September.
What you need to know about face coverings
Everything you need to know about face coverings and the new changes that were introduced on Friday 24 July.
More libraries reopen from today
Our libraries started reopening earlier this month, and from today, Monday 20 July, more libraries will be opening to public access with the expected rules around social distancing.
Kooth mental wellbeing support for young people
With the end of term approaching, we wanted to remind you that young people in Devon can access free and confidential mental health support over the summer at Kooth.com.
Help Us Help You South West Survey
To help the NHS understand how they can best meet people’s needs in future, they would like to know what you think about the new ways of working that have been introduced during the pandemic.
Summer holiday provision and other childcare
It’s been confirmed that out-of-school provision for children will be able to operate this summer. So you can now find out which schemes are intending to open during the holidays.
Phased reopening of libraries
Libraries will begin to reopen with a limited number of services from Monday 6 July.
Shielding guidance to ease for clinically vulnerable
The government has announced a two-phased easing of the shielding restrictions as coronavirus (COVID-19) infection rates continue to fall.