Covid Vaccine Easy Read
Practical guidance on disinfecting
The decision tree provides an overview of the process for determining the risk of COVID-19 spread should a mass gathering be held. Event organizers can walk through this process to complete this risk assessment by conducting the risk evaluation and risk mitigation to receive their overall score. Then event organizers must employ effective risk communication […]
Compassion fatigue in the midst of a pandemic. Presentation_Compassion Fatigue_July2020_COVID19
Guidelines for the Prevention and Management of COVID-19 Infection in Places of Worship Best Practices – Part 2 (Sr K van der Ross)
COVID-19 in the context of the congregation by Dr S Z Molaoa (MBChB, FCS, MPH), Head of Department of General Surgery, Nelson Mandela Academic Hospital & Walter Sisulu University, Mthatha, EC. Best Practices – Dr S Molaoa
Understand the three things that can make the most difference to easing the lockdown and reopening South Africa with the least risk, whether you are using a taxi, socialising, working, working out, or running a shop:
Our government has issued a document for public services regarding guidelines after the easing of our national lockdown. The section under 2.2 is of great importance to help with advice regarding the cleaning and disinfecting of your workspaces:
Our Core Ministry for Congregational Ministry made the following document about the trauma of COVID-19, compiled by a clinical psychologist, Aimee Jasson, available to us. Please read it and share it with as many people as possible, especially those who work with children, youth, and elderly people. Trauma of COVID19
The Moderamen of URCSA Cape Regional Synod took note of the announcement made by President Cyril Ramaphosa on 26 May 2020 that places of worship may open from 1 June 2020. The Moderamen supports the call of the President for a national day of prayer on Sunday, 31 May 2020. However, the Moderamen would like […]
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