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Latest updates from the Director of Public Health
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Our local outbreak control plan
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Coronavirus guidance
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Reporting breaches of rules and restrictions
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Shielding advice for clinically vulnerable
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Testing for coronavirus
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Vaccines and immunisations
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Places of worship and safe use
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Sexual health
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Smoking
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Mental wellbeing
- Latest updates from the Director of Public Health
- Our local outbreak control plan
- Coronavirus guidance
- Reporting breaches of rules and restrictions
- Shielding advice for clinically vulnerable
- Testing for coronavirus
- Vaccines and immunisations
- Places of worship and safe use
- Sexual health
- Smoking
- Mental wellbeing
Last updated Tuesday 19 January 2021 at 13.35pm
Read our latest public health updates, our plan, and find health support services during the pandemic.
What we are doing
Covid-19 vaccine information
- Find advice and information about the vaccine
To report problems with social distancing or businesses that are not following the rules and restrictions, contact us at healthprotection@sheffield.gov.uk.
Social distancing and self-isolation
- practice social distancing when with other people
- encourage people on the streets to self-isolate if they are showing any symptoms of Coronavirus
Advice
Mental health resources
- Sheffield Children's Hospital Psychology team have produced mental health resources
- they are suitable for parents, children and young people
Physical activity
- staying active will benefit both your physical and mental health - whatever your age or ability
- try to build physical activity into your daily routine
Sexual health services
- Sexual Health Sheffield offer a reduced service to minimise patient attendance at hospital
- for STI screening and routine testing visit www.sexualhealthsheffield.nhs.uk/ or call 0114 226 8888
Stop Smoking Service
- Smokers are at increased risk from Covid-19 because it affects the respiratory system
- Get help to stop smoking from Sheffield stop smoking service
- call 0800 612 0011 free from landlines
- call 0330 660 1166 free from most mobiles
Vaccinations and Immunisations
It is important that you, your baby or child still have routine vaccinations. They:
- protect against serious and potentially deadly illnesses
- stop outbreaks in the community
It is safe to go and have your vaccinations:
- ring your GP practice to re-book if you missed an appointment due to the pandemic
- ring our GP to reschedule if the person needing vaccination has coronavirus symptoms or is self-isolating