Limavady Covid -19 Community Response Team 1 Planning Session

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Limavady Covid -19 Community Response Team 1 Planning Session 23rd March 2020 Limavady Town Team Limavady Town Team Faith Representatives Business leaders Political Representatives C.O.A.S.T. Saint Vincent De Paul The Salvation Army 2 Who are Limavady Family Centre the initial Limavady Community Development Initiative Community Nurse partners? The Dry Arch North West Community First Responders North West Community Rescue Limavady Volunteer Centre Limavady Town Team 3 Why are we best placed to undertake this project? - Our Strengths STRONG COMMUNITY READILY AVAILABLE EXCELLENT NETWORK SHARED KNOWLEDGE WE ARE REACTIONARY, SPIRIT VOLUNTEERS WITH THE STRUCTURE FROM OUR OWN GOOD WE ARE GETTING AHEAD CESSATION OF PRACTISE OF THE GAME. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES 4 What are our Objectives? Engage local people to provide support to their neighbours suffering from the fallout of Covid - Engage 19 Promote the emotional , physical and mental health and well being of our community through Promote provision of preventative and responsive services. Encourage new and existing volunteers to register to help in their own and possibly other areas. Encourage (vet new volunteers) Put the appropriate measures in place to protect the volunteers, and recipients by establishing Safeguard a code of practice Identify Identify, through a community network, the people in need of help from the response team. Limavady Town Team Identify the people in our communities who are in need. Record their request centrally at Limavady Volunteer Centre Pass the request on to the local volunteer 5 How are coordinator we going Identify a suitable volunteer to undertake the to do it ? request Record completion of the task DELIVERY OF A SHOPPING GOOD MEALS MORNING CALL 6 Examples of the services DELIVERY OF A DOG WALKING COLLECTING CARE PACKAGE PRESCRIPTIONS Limavady Town Team Limavady Urban Drumsurn Magilligan Greysteel Ballykelly Glack Feeney 7 Where Foreglen are the Burnfoot Gortnaghey areas Bennedy identified Dungiven (so far)? Largey Drumboughil Limavady Town Team CHECK THAT WE IDENTIFY LOCAL HAVE ALL AREAS 1 CO- COVERED ORDINATORS 2 8 Next steps TRAIN AND VET IDENTIFY LOCAL 3 LOCAL VOLUNTEERS VOLUNTEERS Limavady Town Team Point of Ashleen Schenning Contact Phone 02877765438 9 Limavady Volunteer Mobile 07720046169 Contacts Face Book Limavady volunteer Centre Limavady Town Team .

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