ICYMI: This Saturday we will be at the Methodist Central Hall in the City Centre to speak people who wish to support and host Ukrainian refugees. We will be there from 10:30am-12 to discuss how CCC and our partners @crmccov can support host families and Ukrainian refugees. 1/2.

Head down to the health and wellbeing event at Coventry Muslim Resource Centre TODAY. Hear from healthcare professionals on topics including diabetes prevention, cancer screening, mental health support, Ramadan, stop smoking, and oral health.

The Lateral Flow Testing site at the Indian Community Centre will be closing this afternoon (Sunday 20 March) at 4pm. Visit our website for more information on the closure: orlo.uk/LWnP9

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Living with COVID Got Symptoms: COVID-19 is still around. So it’s a good idea to keep doing simple things to protect our families and communities – especially those at the greatest risk of severe illness. Here’s what you can do if you think you’ve got symptoms.

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