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The NHS, Public Health England, and partners in your local councils are working together to prevent the spread of coronavirus, look after people who have the illness, and look after our communities.
National and local guidance and arrangements can be found by clicking through to this page.
This page provides information on the NHS Test and Trace facility, it includes details of how you will be contacted if you have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for coronavirus and what you should do.
This page also includes information about how to prevent test and trace related scams.
There are lots of benefits to being active outside, and after months of restricted movement, it can feel great to head outdoors for some fresh air and a bit of exercise.
Children, young people, their families, and school staff in Norfolk and Waveney are to benefit from two further dedicated Mental Health Support Teams working with their schools.
The Norfolk and Waveney Health and Care Partnership (STP) has been selected by the CQC to share our best practices and learnings during the Covid-19 pandemic.
People in Norfolk are being urged to enjoy themselves responsibly and follow social distancing guidelines as pubs, bars, and restaurants reopen this weekend.
The NHS in Norfolk and Waveney is urging people to attend routine vaccination appointments to help protect you and your child against serious and potentially deadly diseases and stop outbreaks in the community.
