Entries by Oumayma Tuijri

Non-essential retail confirmed to reopen from Monday 15th June

 The Business Secretary confirmed yesterday evening (Tuesday 9th June) that shops in England selling non-essential goods will be able to reopen from Monday 15 June, thanks to continuing progress in meeting our 5 tests. High street retailers and department stores, including book shops, electronics retailers, tailors, auction houses, photography studios, indoor markets, and shops selling […]

Employment and Benefits Support

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has launched a new campaign around Universal Credit and COVID-19. A new website has been created to provide clear, factual information on employment and benefits support with advice on housing, furlough, sick pay and self-employment, alongside advice and FAQs for employers, those already claiming and those making a […]

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The Lateef Project

The Lateef Project are offering an Islamic Counselling service to  those survivors, bereaved and in other ways affected by the tragedy. Islamic counselling is a faith based therapeutic approach. The service is open to people of all faiths and those of no faith; we work with clients based on their understanding of the world and […]

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Rafiki Project

White City and Wormholt Covid-19 Support. Culturally specific meals. Telephone activity and befriending. Sign-posting. Please see attached flyer for further details: Flyer

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Your Voice Counts!

We want to hear about the treatment and care you received. Whether you’ve had a positive experience or there is room for improvement, have your say on the Healthwatch Hammersmith and Fulham website today. You can even leave feedback anonymously. Flyer

#YouAreNotAlone.

At home shouldn’t mean at risk. If you or someone you know is suffering from #DomesticAbuse, isolation rules do not apply. Police response & support services remain available. Find support at http://go.pardot.com/e/851633/3bn8BWg/8fkc/37897652?h=plahvfN_iQMRHNGFLirNcc7Boal5xWbUAJIjcs2tTEA or call 999 if you are in immediate danger

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Maths on Toast

  Creative maths activities to try at home Explore our fun creative maths activities, available to download for free! Our activities are suitable for children aged 4-12. We have used this symbol* where they are best suited to older children. Psst! Parents and carers, remember all of our resources are designed for exploring as a […]

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Doorstep Library Network

Doorstep Library Network is a children’s literacy charity who believe in the power of reading and sharing stories with children from a very young age. During the lockdown they are offering a weekly newsletter and online reading service for families. By subscribing to their newsletter, you will receive a weekly email with ideas for education, […]