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ROSMINI CENTRE WISBECH – COVD-19 STATEMENT
The Rosmini Centre is closely monitoring the evolution of the Coronavirus situation in the UK and following advice given by Public Health England (PHE), the NHS and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.
With the outbreak of COVID-19 Coronavirus spreading to an increasing number of new countries, it is important that we take sensible precautions to ensure we can minimise the virus spreading further and impacting our places of work.
Rosmini Centre is regularly updating staff on the situation and giving direction on necessary precautions to take, whilst carrying out their day to day activities. All staff have been briefed on symptoms to be aware of.
We expect all of our colleagues, clients, contractors and suppliers to follow the government guidelines.
There is currently no requirement for the Rosmini Centre to close but a full risk assessment has been undertaken and a number of projects have been suspended until further notice. If you are unsure about your project then please phone us on 01945 474422.
There is currently no requirement for staff to work from home, however, Rosmini is facilitating key office-based staff with IT equipment so employees can work from home, should they need to self-isolate.
We have suspended any prearranged team meetings, and these will be managed through skype and other technologies.
Visiting our premises:
The Rosmini Centre is closely monitoring the evolution of the Coronavirus situation in the UK and following advice given by Public Health England (PHE), the NHS and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office.
With the outbreak of COVID-19 Coronavirus spreading to an increasing number of new countries, it is important that we take sensible precautions to ensure we can minimise the virus spreading further and impacting our places of work.
Rosmini Centre is regularly updating staff on the situation and giving direction on necessary precautions to take, whilst carrying out their day to day activities. All staff have been briefed on symptoms to be aware of.
We expect all of our colleagues, clients, contractors and suppliers to follow the government guidelines.
There is currently no requirement for the Rosmini Centre to close but a full risk assessment has been undertaken and a number of projects have been suspended until further notice. If you are unsure about your project then please phone us on 01945 474422.
There is currently no requirement for staff to work from home, however, Rosmini is facilitating key office-based staff with IT equipment so employees can work from home, should they need to self-isolate.
We have suspended any prearranged team meetings, and these will be managed through skype and other technologies.
Visiting our premises:
- Please do not visit our office or site if you feel unwell or have any symptoms.
- Please do not visit our office or site if you have recently been at risk of being in contact with someone or somewhere that is of high risk.
- If this doesn’t apply to you and you are planning a visit to our office in the near future, please ensure that you do not shake hands and use hand sanitiser upon entry and departure.
- We also would like to reinforce the use of Skype and/or social media for business as an alternative meeting solution, if you need more information please let us know.
Social housing residents can face higher than average unemployment, so to help tackle this, the Increase VS project is a partnership between the University of East Anglia (UEA) and seven housing associations that aims to help residents get a job, start a business or become a volunteer. To evaluate the impact of this, my research focuses on tracking the experience of those who have completed, got involved or are simply interested in such training and could spare an hour to participate in a face-to-face interview with me in the Rosmini Centre, Wisbech. I will ask you about your life, your work situation, your neighbourhood and what you think of the training offered. All information that you may decide to provide me with will be treated with the utmost confidence and no names will feature in the published research findings. If you are willing to participate in this research, please feel free to contact me at z.bika@uea.ac.uk or 01603 591283 to let me know when you would like to meet in the next couple of weeks or so. After the end of the face-to-face interview, you would be provided with a £10 TESCO voucher as a token of appreciation for your contribution towards the research project. Please note that Covid secure measures will be in place and social distancing adhered to throughout the face-to-face interview.
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Covid19 Impact Survey
The survey will take approximately 8 minutes to complete. To understand how the Covid-19 Pandemic has impacted on older people’s physical and mental health we are consulting with older people, their friends, families and loved ones in the Fenland District Council area. The information you provide on how life has been for you during the pandemic will help us plan for the needs of our community over the coming months and allow us to put in in place the support that is needed. We would appreciate your time to complete this form to help us to help you. This is for residents in Fenland, over 60 years of age and can be completed by themselves or someone can complete on their behalf.
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