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COVID-19 Community-Led Support Groups COVID-19 Community-Led Support Groups This directory provides useful information about local organisations, groups and agencies that are providing activities, advice, and services which may support you during the current COVID-19 crisis. We provide the information for you in good faith and make every effort to keep it accurate and up to date but we cannot guarantee this and so it is your responsibility to check the accuracy of the information before use. Some of the information may be provided by a third party or have links to external sites. We are not responsible for this content and, again, you need to satisfy yourself that the information is correct. If your entry needs to be amended, or your group is no longer operating, please inform us via email on [email protected]. To add your group to this directory, please submit our form. This directory was last updated on 12 May 2020. 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