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Staying safe
Stay at home
- Only go outside for food, health reasons or work (but only if you cannot work from home)
- If you go out, stay 2 metres (6ft) away from other people at all times
- Wash your hands as soon as you get home
- Do not meet others, even friends or family. You can spread the virus even if you don’t have symptoms.
Got questions about what you can and can’t do during lockdown? Checkout the Government’s FAQ’s page.
Latest news
UK Government Daily Briefings
If you want to hear the UK Government’s daily briefings (you might have seen these on the news), you can watch them by clicking right here.
Latest Covid-19 articles
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Stats and graphs
There are lots of places where you can find reliable, helpful graphs and statistics if you want to keep an eye on the pandemic spread.
This info can be overwhelming. It might make you obsess or get anxious about the numbers. Remember that you can always talk to Meic if you’re worried, and that you should take care of your mental health by stepping away if things get too much.
UK Government Covid-19 stats page – You can find all the key stats from the UK Government here.
Welsh Government Covid-19 stats page – You can find all the key stats from the Welsh Government here (Desktop link)
Welsh Government Covid-19 stats page – You can find all the key stats from the Welsh Government here (Mobile/tablet link)
Mental health
Coronavirus: Staying In Control – Meic Cymru
Coronavirus: Putting Things Into Perspective – Meic Cymru
Coronavirus: Tips To Stay Calm – Meic Cymru
Apps that could help with your mental wellbeing – TheSprout
School and education
COVID-19: What does it mean for Graduations and Final Exams? – TheSprout
BBC Bitesize are offering daily lessons from some of the UK’s most-loved celebs, including gerography with David Attenborough, Spanish with Sergio Arguero and everyone’s favourite royal, Danny Dyer teaching History.
In 2016, Danny Dyer was revealed to be a descendant of King Edward III of England. Image Credit: BBC/Wall to Wall Media
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Get help
If you ever need to chat to someone, you can always talk to Meic.
Meic is free, totally anonymous and doesn’t show up on a phone bill. You can get in touch by instant message (chat), text or phone.
You can reach them every day (even Christmas Day!) from 8am until midnight. They give information, advice and advocacy — so if you’re in a tangle, go to Meic.
Phone: 0800 80 23456 Text: 84001 Instant message: www.meic.cymru
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School & Education
School and education COVID-19: What does it mean for Graduations and Final Exams? – TheSprout BBC Bitesize are offering daily lessons from some of the UK’s most-loved celebs, including gerography with David…
Stats and graphs
Stats and graphs There are lots of places where you can find reliable, helpful graphs and statistics if you want to keep an eye on the pandemic spread. This info…
