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Welcome to OSCAR Birmingham
Organisation for Sickle Cell Anaemia Relief
and Thalassaemia Support
Welcome to OSCAR Birmingham
Organisation for Sickle Cell Anaemia Relief
and Thalassaemia Support
COVID-19 Secure Update
COVID-19 Secure Update
COVID-19 Secure Update
The Government has approved the restarting of outdoor activity (July 2020) within social distancing guidelines.
The new guidance allows people to gather at parks, outdoor spaces and other Covid secure venues. Further gradual easing of the restrictions to venues have been announced.
Our current position is that we will be restarting some of our projects, outdoor activities, events after the 1st August 2020, based on social distancing guidelines and limit to group numbers.
We want to return to life to as normal as possible, for as many people as possible.
The health and wellbeing of our community will always be our priority.
We want to reassure you that OSCAR will continue to support individuals and families who have been disproportionately affected by this pandemic. Our commitment is to ensure recovery and rebuilding, as Covid-19 will still be part of our lives for months to come.
COVID-19 Secure Update
COVID-19 Secure Update
Therefore, we have introduced a number of measures in place as part of our Covid policy to ensure the safety of staff, volunteers and all using our services.
Further details on what we have done and what you can do is available at: www.oscarbirmingham.org.uk/covid-info
In preparation to welcoming you back to our services, we are also asking you to adhere to our procedures, follow official government and public health guidance very carefully and keep up to date with any developments.
Kind Regards,
OSCAR Management
Our Work
Our Work
Our Work
OSCAR Birmingham is a voluntary organisation and registered charity established to support individuals affected by Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Disorders.
Our Aim
Our Work
Our Work
Our aim is to work in partnership to help improve the quality of health, social and economic well-being for children, young people, families and adults living with Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia in the Birmingham and surrounding areas.
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