Coronavirus support services

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Norton Hive Library & Community Hub

Face coverings are encouraged, hand sanitizer is available on entry and inside the library. Public computers are cleaned after customer use.

Rural Arts

All of our activities are up and running again in person! However you can continue to get involved online or remotely if you're not yet ready to return. You can do this via our #RADISH video workshops on our Facebook page, or via our resources on www...

Tadcrafters CIC

We will continue to operate drop-off/pick-up sessions during any Covid.19 restrictions following government guidelines. Supplies can be collected and items made can be dropped off for distribution at our monthly sessions. Information about the proje...

Citizens Advice Richmondshire

General advice line number to ring for information and advice is 0808 278 7900 (freephone) – Monday to Friday 9.00 am – 5.00 pm. We also recommend referring people to our public website for an explanation of latest policy and changing advice at ht...

Citizens Advice Hambleton

Healthwatch North Yorkshire - share your experiences of health and care services

We can provide information and advice about vaccinations and getting the right support for you.

North Yorkshire Horizons

We’ve been working really well with people over the phone and online but we know this doesn’t work for everyone. So more and more people are now able to see us face to face, where we agree it’s safe to do so. We continue to accept new referrals. ...

Orchard House Care Home

Day care visitors receive weekly lateral flow tests and temperature check on arrival every day. Visitors to the care home must undertake a lateral flow test before seeing anybody.

The Farming Community Network

We have volunteers available to talk to farmers and farming families struggling with feelings of isolation and also worries over loss of farm income. We can also help to prepare a contingency plan in case you, your family or staff are unable to work...

Weaponness Valley Community Group

Contact with known vulnerable households by cards/phone calls and the wider community via Facebook, cards in the Post Office and corner shop.