Poster to promote the Isle of Wight vulnerable persons helpline telephone number.

Covid-19 Grant Funding Schemes for Business Ratepayers Frequently Asked Questions

Care home support plan letter

Care home support plan

Care home support plan return

The Isle of Wight Crematorium fully understands the additional emotional strain that is being placed upon grieving families who have just lost a loved one during these unprecedented times.

In order to protect our staff, grieving families and friends, and the NHS during the past few weeks we have introduced restrictions on the number of people who are able to attend a funeral at the crematorium to maintain social distancing measures.

We are very sorry that we have had to put these restrictions in place and aim to keep the crematorium chapel open for as long as possible to allow close family to celebrate the life of their loved one.

We have also had to change the way in which a chapel funeral service is conducted as a direct result of national restrictions.

This leaflet contains guidance of what you can currently expect when making funeral arrangements and attending a cremation service.

Here are some frequently asked questions and answers to help ensure your business and our community remains Covid-19 safe. They provide key advice on your own actions and the support available. They advise on your crucial role in the Test and Trace process and what you must do if you become aware that a member of staff, customer or visitor has Covid-19 symptoms or tests positive. They also explain what measures are in place if local outbreaks occur – and about the Island’s specially-tailored local outbreak plan.

An example review sheet that can be used by employers and businesses to assess risk and plan actions in response to a suspected case of COVID-19 in the workplace.

Information for businesses relating to State Aid received under the COVID-19 Temporary Framework for UK Authorities scheme. State Aid law is the means by which the EU regulates state aid to businesses.

Guidance to ensure safe care home visiting on the Isle of Wight

COVID-19 Business information poster - face coverings

COVID-19 Business information poster - hand sanitisation

COVID-19 Business information poster - maximum number of people in an area

COVID-19 Business information poster - social distancing

COVID-19 Business information poster - wash your hands

COVID-19 workplace guidance for businesses and employers

COVID-19 Hospitality reopening letter

This Policy relates to grants that can be applied for by Businesses that have been closed due to the Central Governments Covid pandemic Tier Systems

This is an application for businesses to apply for the Restart Grant from 1 April 2021. Application window closes on 30 June 2021.

Process flowchart for primary schools to follow should there be a confirmed case of COVID-19 in their location.

Process flowchart for secondary schools to follow should there be a confirmed case of COVID-19 in their location.

Guidance on eligibility for the Additional Restrictions Grant, Jan-Feb 2022.

This Business Vulnerability Index aims to assess the variations in how vulnerable businesses are to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions across the Isle of Wight.

This Business Vulnerability Index aims to assess the variations in how vulnerable businesses are to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions across the Isle of Wight.

The sections of this report summarise the impact of COVID-19 on the Isle of Wight’s population and is structured into three sections based on the ONS Health Index domains:
- Healthy people: Looks at the impact of the pandemic on different groups, such as age, gender and ethnicity
- Healthy lives: Considers how different lifestyle behaviours related to health have been impacted by the pandemic
- Healthy places: Investigates how COVID-19 has impacted populations differently depending on the area they live

The following sections of the report summarise the impact of COVID-19 on the Isle of Wight’s population and is structured into three sections based on the ONS Health Index domains:
- Healthy people: Looks at the impact of the pandemic on different groups, such as age, gender and ethnicity
- Healthy lives: Considers how different lifestyle behaviours related to health have been impacted by the pandemic
- Healthy places: Investigates how COVID-19 has impacted populations differently depending on the area they live

The following sections of the report summarise the impact of COVID-19 on the Isle of Wight’s population and is structured into three sections based on the ONS Health Index domains:
- Healthy people: Looks at the impact of the pandemic on different groups, such as age, gender and ethnicity
- Healthy lives: Considers how different lifestyle behaviours related to health have been impacted by the pandemic
- Healthy places: Investigates how COVID-19 has impacted populations differently depending on the area they live

This Mental Health and Wellbeing Vulnerability Index has been created to identify populations on the Isle of Wight who are more likely to have vulnerable mental health because of the restrictions put in place during the first wave of COVID-19.

This Mental Health and Wellbeing Vulnerability Index has been created to identify populations on the Isle of Wight who are more likely to have vulnerable mental health because of the restrictions put in place during the first wave of COVID-19.