Family Early Help
Public Health Information about COVID Testing in Other Languages
Public Health England have produced translated information about COVID testing. See this link
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-entitlements-migrant-health-guide#main-messages
Emergency Cards in Other Languages
In order to prevent people losing contact with loved ones during COVID 19, British Red Cross have produced some tips for staying connected and an Emergency Contact Card where people can write the name of the person they would wish to be contacted should they become seriously ill. This may be next of kin, a family member or friend.
The Emergency Contact Card is to be completed in English so that emergency services can easily contact the person’s designated person. The accompanying language guides explain this and tips for people not confident in speaking/writing English.
The prevention messages and Emergency Contact Cards can be downloaded at redcross.org.uk/trace, or people can make their own with paper and pen at home. There are 11 languages available, with a further 11 in progress.
BBC Asian Network Videos
Short videos explaining the facts about COVID and advice from doctors who speak a range of languages. Includes Urdu, Bangla, Tamil, Gujarati and many more
https://twitter.com/bbcasiannetwork?s=03
COVID infographics in different language
A helpful link to convert COVID information (an overview, a mythbuster and self care) into a variety of languages (thanks to Megan for providing)
COVID Translations
Links to translated versions of COVID advice into other languages is here (with thanks to Megan Down for providing):
https://www.doctorsoftheworld.org.uk/coronavirus-information/
Twitter thread from a trainee Clinical Psychologist containing a range of COVID information sources translated into a variety of languages
https://twitter.com/SyedaAkther2/status/1246097040016277504
Camden Resources in Other Languages
Camden also developed a range of COVID resources in other languages including BSL and easy-read, link is here