Covid 19 Virus
Update 26 January 2021
At the present time we are managing to provided a transport service concentrating on urgent medical appointments. We would appreciate that you only use the service if absolutely necessary.
We are also assisting clients to attend their vaccination clinics.
A special thank you to our Coordinators and volunteers who have continued to work during this difficult time.
Please click on the following links for the advice from Public Health England and the NHS on how to help prevent the spread of the COVID 19 virus.
Community First New Forest are also offering a transport service to COVID vacination appointments. Please see the poster below
Update 26 January 2021
At the present time we are managing to provided a transport service concentrating on urgent medical appointments. We would appreciate that you only use the service if absolutely necessary.
We are also assisting clients to attend their vaccination clinics.
A special thank you to our Coordinators and volunteers who have continued to work during this difficult time.
Please click on the following links for the advice from Public Health England and the NHS on how to help prevent the spread of the COVID 19 virus.
Community First New Forest are also offering a transport service to COVID vacination appointments. Please see the poster below
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The 'Staying well during self isolation' document has been circulated by the Good Neighbour Network. We hope you find it helpful!
| Staying Well During Self Isolation |
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A little about ourselves
Hordle Voluntary Care Group provide volunteer drivers to take people to their medical or similar appointments when they are unable to access any other form of transport.
All volunteers are subject to a Criminal Record check (DBS) and have public liability insurance whilst carrying out Hordle Care duties.
Please see the information on the other pages about the service provided and how to become a volunteer driver or be involved with the group.
All volunteers are subject to a Criminal Record check (DBS) and have public liability insurance whilst carrying out Hordle Care duties.
Please see the information on the other pages about the service provided and how to become a volunteer driver or be involved with the group.
More volunteer drivers required
With an ever increasing demand to help people get to their medical appointments we need to increase our pool of drivers. If you can spare a few hours a week please contact our coordinator on 0845 388 9063 or email us at hordlecare@gmail.com or use the contact form on this website.
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