New resources for parents during coronavirus
Over the last few months we have been working with local parents and Community and Maternity Champions to produce useful resources for parents during coronavirus.
We know that now, more than ever, parents need trustworthy and clear information. Please help us to share these resources widely. We have sent them to local GPs and have been sharing them on Twitter and on WhatsApp via our Practice Champions.
Please get in touch if you have any questions about the resources.
Advice for parents during coronavirus
The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health produced this helpful poster. The poster has advice for parents and carers on what to do if a child is unwell or injured during coronavirus. On the back of the poster you will find helpful links and answers to the frequently asked questions we have heard from parents.
Updated 12 October 2020
How to access local emergency services during coronavirus
Information on urgent and emergency services for children across Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster during coronavirus.
Updated 2 June 2020
Advice for parents on routine childhood vaccinations during coronavirus
Updated 7 June 2020
Advice on when you need to keep your unwell child off school
Update 9 Oct 2020
We have been regularly updating our blog to answer the questions we have heard from patents. You will find lots of helpful links as well as information on local support.
Government advice on testing and treatment and what to do if you develop symptoms of coronavirus is also available in languages other than English on GOV.UK.
We have put together a list of other helpful translated healthcare resources from reliable sources. We'd love to hear your experience of using these resources, if there are other useful resources you use or if you are looking for other translations, please get in touch.
Resources for parents made before Covid-19
The booklet and checklist below were produced before Covid 19 but their advice is still relevant to parents today. There are two additional points for parents to remember at the moment:
- If your child has any symptoms of coronavirus call 111
- If your child has ‘amber’ symptoms and you can not get through to your GP or 111, call 999
Is it serious? Look, listen, touch, check
