Latest guidance from the government from 5th November
Local restrictions up until 4th November
Surrey County Council Coronavirus Figures - Weekly Updates
Latest statement from Councillor Stephen Cooksey on High Levels of Coronavirus in Mole Valley
Current Health Advice
The latest information from Public Health England on Coronavirus or COVID-19 can be found on the Public Health England website.
The latest advice on what actions to take if you feel you might be suffering from the symptoms of Coronavirus can be found using the NHS 111 Coronavirus service.
Surrey County Council also provide information and advice here.
Food Poverty
Are you struggling with food poverty?
Places offering assistance with food poverty
Financial support for residents
Information on the support available to residents.
Community Helpline
Community Helpline - 0300 200 1008 (Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm). This directs residents who need support to those who can help and also provides advice on where to register your offer to volunteer to support the community.
Testing for Coronavirus
GOV.UK Information Service on WhatsApp
Dealing with waste if you are self isolating
Local Voluntary Organisations
Community Groups & Individuals Looking to Volunteer
Coronavirus Scams Advice
Domestic Abuse - Advice for Neighbours
Free Parking for Health, Care and NHS Volunteer Responders
Local Voluntary Organisations
How to help others safely
Looking for help locally? Below is a list of voluntary organisations you can contact directly.
Age Concern Mole Valley
Area covered: Mole Valley
Help offered:
Useful information for older people
Contact details:
Tel: 01306 899104
info@ageconcernmolevalley.org.uk
The Brigitte Trust
Area covered: Mole Valley
Help offered
Free emotional support & practical help at home for people & their families facing cancer, MND, MS, heart & lung failure & other life-threatening illnesses
Contact details:
Tel: 01306 881816
admin@brigittetrust.com
Brockham Emergency Response Team (BERT)
Area covered: Brockham
Help offered
Shopping, collections, lifts
Contact details:
Tel: 01302 462378
bert.brockham@gmail.com
Children's Health Surrey
Area covered: Surrey-wide
Help offered
Help for those self-isolating with shopping, collection of prescriptions etc., as well as phone calls for the isolated.
Surrey-wide 0-19 Advice Line: support on all aspects of child health, development & parenting
Occupational Therapy Helpline: practical occupational therapy advice, strategies & support to schools, parents/carers & other professionals in relation to a child's/young person's functional & independence skills
Chat Health: text service for all secondary school children in Surrey on 07507 329 951, 9am to 5pm on weekdays. For anyone aged 11-19 looking for confidential advice on a wide range of issues such as bullying, emotional health & wellbeing, sexual health & illness
Safe Space Health: health and wellbeing website created by school nurses for Surrey students aged 11 to 14
Surrey-wide 0-19 Advice Line: 01883 340 922, weekdays, 8am - 5pm
Occupational Therapy Helpline: 07974 230 554, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 2pm - 4pm
Community Coronavirus Cares
Area covered: Fetcham, Leatherhead, Bookham, Ashtead & surrounding areas
Help offered:
A group for people affected by Coronavirus; both those who require help & those willing to help others in the community. They can pick up shopping, collect prescriptions, walk the dog & generally help wherever they can
Contact details:
Tel: 0800 3077 111
communitycoronaviruscare@gmail.com
Dorking Area Foodbank
Area covered: Dorking and surrounding areas
Help offered
Emergency food parcels to those in financial crisis
Contact details:
Tel: 07494 226743
info@dorkingarea.foodbank.org.uk
Epsom & Ewell Foodbank
Area covered: Leatherhead & the north of the district
Help offered
3 days' nutritionally balanced emergency food & support
Contact details:
Tel: 0208 786 8221
foodbank@generation.org.uk
Fetcham Residents Association
Area covered: Fetcham
Help offered:
Information
Contact details:
info@fetchamresidents.co.uk
Leatherhead Rotary Club
Area covered: Mole Valley
Help offered:
Signposting information on website to local businesses offering food & grocery delivery services
Mental Health Crisis Helpline
Area covered: Surrey & North East Hampshire
Help offered
24-hour support for people in Surrey & North East Hampshire experiencing a mental health crisis
Contact details:
Tel: 0800 915 4644
Mid Surrey Community Fridges
Area covered: Dorking Town Centre & Goodwyns Leatherhead
Mobile van in Beare Green, Capel, Boxhill & Ashtead
Help offered:
Food
Contact details:
Dorking Town Centre & Goodwyns Leatherhead:
Tel: 07702 304132
Beare Green, Capel, Box Hill & Ashtead:
Tel: 07763 384890
clare@midsurreycommunityfridges.co.uk
New Life Church
Area covered: Chart Downs area
Help offered:
General help
Contact details:
Tel: 01306 502415 / Mobile: 0771365227
philsuths@newlifedorking.org.uk
Pixham Good Neighbours Scheme
Area covered: Pixham
Help offered:
Shopping, running errands/collecting prescriptions, dog walking, phone chats, general support
Contact details:
Tel: 01306 889278
patvoice@yahoo.co.uk
Westcott Good Neighbour Scheme
Area covered: Westcott
Help offered:
Putting people offering & needing help in touch
Contact details:
Tel: 07772 989 509
Westcottgoodneighbour@gmail.com
Free Parking for Health, Care and NHS Volunteer Responders
We must continue to support our health, care and NHS volunteer responders in their vital work, so are delighted to continue to provide free parking for them in all our car parks.
You can apply for a pass here.
Community Groups and Volunteers
If you are a community group or an individual willing to offer support to people affected by the Coronavirus, please email Central Surrey Voluntary Action at admin@csva.co.uk
Food Safety Advice for Consumers
Guidance for consumers during this time is available here.
Domestic Abuse - Advice for Neighbours
Neighbours are urged to "look out for each other" and spot signs of domestic abuse.
Tackling domestic abuse is an issue that councils take extremely seriously and are aware that vulnerable people may be affected due to the impact of the coronavirus response. We particularly urge people to look out for neighbours they either see or hear showing any signs of domestic abuse - either physical or behavioural. This could include bruises, regular shouting, arguments or signs of controlling behaviour.
Where to Report Incidents of Domestic Abuse
The Government has provided advice with links to organisations which can help.
Coronavirus Scams Advice
We are aware of scams which now exist in the community, advice and information on how to avoid them is here.