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Neighbourhood Help Around Meon Valley Division Neighbourhood help around Meon Valley Division While the Government is taking a number of steps nationally, a huge amount of work is going on locally to help us all get through this emergency. We are all going to have to come together to tackle this virus, particularly when it comes to protecting the vulnerable and elderly residents in our communities. With this in mind, I am gathering a list of contacts and initiatives happening around the Meon Valley so that people can find out what support is available near them. I will be updating this list regularly. If you would like to add anything to it, please get in touch with my office at [email protected] or 020 7219 8018. Supporting friends and family If you are supporting your friends and family in Isolation you can find the governments advice on how to help safely here Individuals should discuss their daily needs during this period of staying at home with carers, family, friends, neighbours or local community groups to see how they can support you. Please visit gov.uk/coronavirus-extremely-vulnerable to register for the support that you need. This includes help with food, shopping deliveries and additional care you might need. Hampshire County Council - A new helpline is up and running for frail or vulnerable residents who do not have support from families, friends or their local community, and who need urgent assistance with essential food or household supplies, collection of medication, or who are at risk of loneliness. The Coronavirus Hampshire Helpline – Hantshelp4vulnerable - can be contacted on 0333 370 4000. The helpline is available seven days a week, from 9am-5pm. The service is available to people residing in the county of Hampshire only. There are separate arrangements in place for Southampton, Portsmouth and Isle of Wight residents. - Hampshire's Domestic Abuse Service is continuing to provide help to people experiencing domestic abuse via phone, email and online. The telephone helpline can be accessed on 03300 165 112 and will be staffed from 11.30am to 2.30pm Monday to Friday. A face to face support option is not available during this time but access to refuge, for those with urgent needs, will still be available 24/7. - Hampshire County Council has also increased the annual grant available for local projects, initiatives and organisations allocated by each county councillor, and brought forward the window for applications in response to the Coronavirus outbreak. Grants are available of between £100 and £10,000 and the scheme is now open. Full details are available at: https://www.hants.gov.uk/community/grants/grants-list/county-councillor If you are worried about how you’ll cope during the crisis, or if you have a relative who is vulnerable, please contact Community First on [email protected]. Anyone willing to volunteer for the community effort can also do so through www.volunteerwessex.org. The Supporting Communities Fund and its Councillor Grant Fund, launched on Wednesday 1 April, have both been adapted to make funding available to groups affected by coronavirus. For more information on the grants and how to apply, go to: www.easthants.gov.uk/our- organisation/community-grants. Corhampton, Meonstoke and Exton - The Parish Council have set up a helpline on 01489 450499. The helpline is open 08:00 – 20:00 and voicemails left overnight will be responded to the following day. - You can also contact them via email at [email protected]. - The helpline can direct volunteers to support you, for example they are running a ‘Pharmacy Pill Pick-up’ service. - They have also set up a Ministry of Fun for activities which you can do at home. - The Parish council website is here and you can follow them on Facebook here. - Corhampton Village shop is offering a delivery service. Their website is here. You can call them on 01489 877 374, text or Whats-app them on 07813 691 150 or email them at [email protected]. - The Buck’s Head in Meonstoke is offering a takeaway service online here. You can also call them on 01489877313 or follow them on Facebook here. - The Shoe Inn in Exton is offering a takeway service. You can follow them on Facebook here or call them on 01489 877526. Curdridge - The Parish Council is setting up a list of volunteers to help vulnerable residents in tandem with Botley Parish Council, who have a community group to help, working alongside the church. - The Parish council website is here and you can call them on 01489 786557. - There is a Coronavirus Community Support Group for residents on Facebook here. - The Railway Inn is offering a delivery service online here. You can also call them on 01489 874226 and follow them on Facebook here. - The Fox & Hounds is offering a takeaway and a delivery service. Follow them on Facebook here or call 02392 265984. - The Forest of Bere Pub is offering a takeaway service. Follow them on Facebook here or call them on 023 9226 3145. Droxford - A group of volunteers is being set up to help vulnerable residents. More information should be available shortly. - The Parish Council website is here or you can call them on 07720 092072. - The Baker’s Arms is offering a takeaway service. You can call them on 01489 877533 or follow them on Facebook here. Hambledon - The Parish Council website can be found here. - The Vine is doing a takeaway service. You can follow them on Facebook here or call them on 023 9263 2419. - ChalkStream Trout are now delivering trout, and NHS staff get a 50% discount here Please see Wickham below Shedfield Wickham Parish council is coordinating the response, please see Wickham below. - The Parish Council are co-ordinating a response. You can call them on 01329 830060 or email [email protected]. - The Parish council’s website is here. Shirrell Heath Please see Wickham below Swanmore - You can contact Tracey Molloy at the Parish Council on 01489 890651, email [email protected] - You can also contact Gary, the Community Safety Officer on 077442 156124 - Lots of people have volunteered to help and the Parish Council is coordinating everything. - The Parish council’s website is here. - There is a village Facebook group here. - The Rising Sun is offering a takeaway service. You can follow them on Facebook here or call them on 01489 896663. - The Brickmakers is offering a takeaway service. You can follow them on Facebook here or call them on 01489 890954. West Meon - The Parish Council is co-ordinating a response and can be contacted via their website here. - There is a village Facebook group here. - The village shop is open and will deliver locally. Details are online here or you can call them on 01730 829310. - The West Meon pub is offering a takeaway service. You can follow them on Facebook here or call them on 01730 829534. - The Thomas Lord is offering a takeaway service and ‘cook-at-home’ meal packs. You can follow them on Facebook here or call them on 01730 829244. Whiteley See Wickham below for details - Whiteley Town Council’s website is here. You can contact them on 01329 835019. Wickham, Whiteley, Knowle, Shedfield and Shirrell Heath - Wickham Parish Council’s website is here. You can call them on 01329 835019 or email [email protected] and speak to Nicki Oliver, Town Clerk - A community Facebook group can be found here. - Meon Valley Butchers is delivering throughout the area. You can order via email [email protected] or visit their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MeonValleyButchers/ - Westland’s Farm Shop is open for extended hours (07:00 – 17:00, Monday – Saturday; 09:00 – 16:00, Sunday), though the tea shop is closed. - Westland’s Farm Shop is doing a five-mile radius delivery service. Full details are on their website here or you can follow them on Facebook here. - Regrettably, The Square Cow will be closing temporarily. Winchester City Council You can get information about what is happening in Winchester city council area here: https://www.winchester.gov.uk/ Campaigns Care for our most vulnerable I will be writing to all pensioners shortly to find out what issues matter to them. However, I know that some elderly people are feeling isolated as their families live away or are working and have little time to look after them. I would like to find out how many people feel like this and what resources there are in the community already to help them. Please contact me if you do need support or know people that might need help, or if you have an organisation which will help people so I can put them in touch with you. See Also Coronavirus Support This page has been designed to provide up-to-date information, guidance and advice with regards to coronavirus (COVID-19). How serious is coronavirus? Neighbourhood help around Meon Valley While the Government is taking a number of steps nationally, a huge amount of work is going on locally to help us all get through this emergency. News Guidance for parents on supporting children and young people's mental health during the Coronavirus outbreak Monday, 30 March, 2020 Here is some very helpful information: Guidance for parents and carers on supporting children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak Contents Hampshire Constabulary: take extra care against scams Friday, 27 March, 2020 Extra care needs to be taken as we are more excepting of going to unfamiliar websites and receiving emails from unusual sources whilst dealing with current events.
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