Wrongs in Madness Covid-19 relief is an 'Information, Outreach and ENTERTAINMENT' support measure.  A response to  >>>The PERILS of 'Death', 'Mental Illness', 'Lock down, Social Distance and Isolation' that came with COVID19. 

We have Mental Illness 

COVID-19 Survival 'Petitions' and

COVID-19 Survival 'Strategies'

Please SIGN NOW our COVID-19 Survival Petition ...

 https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/591633 

Please also support Our 'COVID-19 Survival Strategies'.  

We provide 'Mental Illness SAD Life Relief'. Its for Everyone.. Including 

A) 'HEALTH WORKERS', B) NURSES, C) The Young, D) Elderly

E) The Lonely,  F) Families, G) those Isolating, 

H) Students & I) Those DYING. Its for ALL...   

Wrongs in madness has set in process a CORONAVIRUS UK PETITION as sadly,  'Right Now and DAILY'.... UK citizens are falling through the gaps of UK Government COVID-19 safety care.   That has a grave and deep impact on mental illness issues.   We want Parliament to debate on COVID-19 mental illness issues and more.  

Click for our Petition(s)  Current status.

<Click to sign our petitions>   https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/591633 

We view the COVID -19 pandemic  as a  call to arms (without war) for increased activities as preventative measures and care strategies in 'Preventative Mental Illness'.  And a further assistance to STOP a wrongful diagnosis of mental illness.  Millions of at risk groups and individuals exist, and we outreach to them. 

At the time of writing it is estimated that millions of people have been 'adversely effected' by the COVID-19 measures & restrictions put in place, including effected by social isolation, quarantine, social distancing, 'adapting' and income losses etc.

www.wrongsinmadness.com wants to be Helping People, Giving People Help and Relief:   

We want to Give COVID-19 Relief & 'Victim Relief'..  We launched petitions, a COVID-19 Appeal fund, and we also aim to help ...  With Light Entertainment and More. Using primarily You Tube in addition to other items, we aim to Outreach with   ♫Music Relief, ♫Singers,  ♫Choirs, ♫Music Instruments, Chat, Education & Information, Arts & Much Much More. 

Our COVID 19 Relief statement and information on our Website www.wrongsinmadness.com is also our covid 19 relief help. and importantly, corona virus covid-19 food bank, and fiance information is also included.

We want to 'Outreach and Give COVID-19 Relief' for the Lonely, Isolating, Families, Young, Elderly & Disabled.  Our work is aimed so that everybody benefits. Covid 19 relief help for ALL.   

Please be a Supporter.   

https://www.gofundme.com/f/COVID19-wrongsinmadness-relief-help-and-activities

Please note that we are currently in launch mode stage, and will update this page as appropriate. 

(1) The New Variant of the COVID-19 virus.  

In December 2020 the UK Government announced A New Infectious version of the COVID Virus exists, making it 70% more transmissible.

(2) Weighing up compliance issues and COVID-19 Rules for real life.  

Life should NOT feel really normal right now.  

There are compliance issues that enable the deadly virus (for some) to be kept under control/reduced.  

The  choice is complicated for some, with factors such as

a) Air Flights weighed against risks.

b) Demonstration and protests weighed against risks.  

c) Pub visits, Socializing, New Relationships,  and New Friends... weighed against risks.  

d) Work and Income Tasks, weighed against risks.  

The big challenge is to get your life back to some part of normality, but help keep the virus under control.  Non compliance consequences exist for some breaches.. 

Britain has A Vaccine. The U.K. began vaccinations for Covid-19 on Tuesday 8th December 2020 using shots from Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE.   The UK government has granted Pfizer a legal indemnity protecting it from being sued, for errors and bad after effects due to the vaccine they made.

 The COVID-19 vaccine is given as an injection into your upper arm.

It's given as 2 doses, at least 21 days apart.

TWO DOSES REQUIRED....If SERIOUS Side Effects occur after the first dose...caution should be taken, and consult an understanding doctor on taking the second dose.

   
“Most vaccines will have A form of minor side effects. It is said to be the body’s immune and inflammatory response to the vaccine,” which is reported by medic as supposed to happen. 

Experts are still learning about Covid-19.  

ALL Sides Effects are NOT KNOWN.  

If SERIOUS Side Effects occur after the first dose...caution should be taken, and consult an understanding Professional like a GP (Doctor / General Practitioner).  dated 27th December 2020

Magazine Vogue article on Side Effects

There is always potential for side effects. These side effects seem similar to those of influenza or shingles vaccines. There can be arm soreness at the injection site. You may get fever, chills, fatigue or headaches for a day—signs that the immune system is building protection. These are the most common side effects, though not everyone experiences them. 

Source = Vogue an article on COVID by vogue  https://www.vogue.com

Experts are still learning about Covid-19.   If you have concerns about your own health, or mental health, Contact an Understanding Professional like a GP (Doctor / General Practitioner).  

Experts are still learning about Covid-19.   

A Vogue an article states ... 

We do not know yet whether A) Natural Immunity or B) Vaccines reduce viral transmissions.  ..end quote.

Source = Vogue an article on COVID by vogue  https://www.vogue.com

Therefore its NOT KNOWN if 'Vaccined Grandpa' can pass the infection onto others. 

The NHS information on ...Infectious... Viral Transmissions.. 

COVID 19 is  An infectious disease and  Experts are still learning about Covid-19.  

 It takes a few weeks after getting the 2nd dose for it to work.

There is a small chance you might still get coronavirus even if you have the vaccine.

This means it is important to:

• continue to follow social distancing guidance
• if you can, wear something that covers your nose and mouth in places where it's hard to stay away from other people

source =NHS

The NHS is currently offering the COVID-19 vaccine to people most at risk from coronavirus.

The vaccine is being offered in some hospitals and hundreds of local vaccination centres run by GPs.

It's being given to:

• some people aged 80 and over who already have a hospital appointment in the next few weeks
• people who live or work in care homes
• health care workers at high risk

You will also need to be registered with a GP surgery in England. You can register with a GP if you do not have one.

The vaccine will be offered more widely, and at other locations, as soon as possible.

The order in which people will be offered the vaccine is based on advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI).

Read the latest JCVI advice on priority groups for the COVID-19 vaccination on GOV.UK

source =NHS

(7)  'WHO Guidelines' on Protection Measures.   

Below is the WHO Guidelines

You can reduce your chances of being infected or spreading COVID-19 by taking some simple precautions:  WE 'Wrongs In Madness' ADD = Wear A Face Mask.

• Regularly and thoroughly clean your hands with an alcohol-based hand rub or wash them with soap and water. Why? Washing your hands with soap and water or using alcohol-based hand rub kills viruses that may be on your hands.

• Maintain at least 1 metre (3 feet) distance between yourself and others. Why? When someone coughs, sneezes, or speaks they spray small liquid droplets from their nose or mouth which may contain virus. If you are too close, you can breathe in the droplets, including the COVID-19 virus if the person has the disease.

• Avoid going to crowded places. Why? Where people come together in crowds, you are more likely to come into close contact with someone that has COIVD-19 and it is more difficult to maintain physical distance of 1 metre (3 feet).

• Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth. Why? Hands touch many surfaces and can pick up viruses. Once contaminated, hands can transfer the virus to your eyes, nose or mouth. From there, the virus can enter your body and infect you.

• Make sure you, and the people around you, follow good respiratory hygiene. This means covering your mouth and nose with your bent elbow or tissue when you cough or sneeze. Then dispose of the used tissue immediately and wash your hands. Why? Droplets spread virus. By following good respiratory hygiene, you protect the people around you from viruses such as cold, flu and COVID-19. Its covid 19 relief help for people around you.

• Stay home and self-isolate even with minor symptoms such as cough, headache, mild fever, until you recover. Have someone bring you supplies. If you need to leave your house, wear a mask to avoid infecting others. Why? Avoiding contact with others will protect them from possible COVID-19 and other viruses.  Its coronavirus covid-19 relief you give to others.

• If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical attention, but call by telephone in advance if possible and follow the directions of your local health authority. Why? National and local authorities will have the most up to date information on the situation in your area. Calling in advance will allow your health care provider to quickly direct you to the right health facility. This will also protect you and help prevent spread of viruses and other infections.

• Keep up to date on the latest information from trusted sources, such as WHO or your local and national health authorities. Why? Local and national authorities are best placed to advise on what people in your area should be doing to protect themselves.

Source = WHO ... Please visit the WHO Website  https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public 

(8)   'UK Governments Main Guidelines' on Protection Measures. 

 The UK Governments Changing Guidelines on COVID-19

Christmas 2020 Advice =  https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus 

UK Government COVID Advert =  Hands Face Space - YouTube 

                                                   UK Government says = There are three simple actions we must all do to keep on protecting each other.  WASH HANDS Keep washing your hands regularly  COVER FACE Wear a face covering in enclosed spaces  MAKE SPACE Stay at least a metre apart.  

                                                    For information, Recently (December 2020) in  TV adverts,  UK government Ads have added keep windows open whilst heating the home in winter.

To Keep up to date on UK Governments Advice , visit their website =  https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus 

(9)   'UK Governments Self Isolation Payment, called the ‘Self-isolation support scheme’.
UK Test and Trace Support Payment,  called the‘Self-isolation support scheme’. 

You might be able to get a payment of £500 if you need to self-isolate because of coronavirus (COVID) and you cannot work from home.

This payment is available in England and Wales. In Wales it’s called the ‘Self-isolation support scheme’.

Wrongs in Madness Covid-19 relief is an 'Information, Outreach and ENTERTAINMENT' support measure.  A response to  >>>The PERILS of 'Death', 'Mental Illness', 'Lock down, Social Distance and Isolation' that came with COVID19. 

We have Mental Illness 

COVID-19 Survival 'Petitions' and 

COVID-19 Survival 'Strategies'  

Please SIGN NOW our COVID-19 Survival Petition ... https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/591633  

COVID-19 PETITION =  Wrongs in madness has launched a petition on the UKs Governments COVID-19 care.  As sadly,  'Right Now and DAILY'. UK citizens are falling through the gaps of Government COVID -19 safety care, that has an grave and deep impact on mental illness issues.   We want Parliament to debate on COVID-19 mental illness issues.  

Click for our Petition(s)  Current status  

<Click to sign our petitions>

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/591633 

Wrongs in Madness also looks at National Lock down Mark 1 (March 2020) and Mark 2 (November 2020),  Mark 3 (December 2020) and 'NEW Tier 4 Levels' (December 2020) and give  Advice & Activities  for Lock Down etc we also aim to provide relief with VARIETY & LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT...  
 

The lockdowns and Tier 4 etc has seen In the UK, families and individuals suffer isolation and hardship including falling through the gaps of government and safety care.   

Our Coronavirus help activities aims to outreach Help for ALL with 'Preventative Mental Illness Care Strategies'. Online, in information, and in Activities.  As well as Help to STOP Wrongful Diagnosis of Mental Illness.  

Please Help and Support Us.  

For Information..
Our COVID19 outreach goals includes widening the outreach to communities and to community members in A to F  

COVID 19 Relief A = Helping People, Giving People Help and Relief.  

COVID 19 Relief B = COVID-19 PETITION =  Wrongs in madness has launched a petition on the UKs Governments COVID-19 care.  As sadly,  'Right Now and DAILY'. UK citizens are falling through the gaps of Government COVID -19 safety care, that has an grave and deep impact on mental illness issues.   We want Parliament to debate on COVID-19 mental illness issues.   

COVID 19 Relief C = Providing Light Entertainment & More: using UTUBE etc to Outreach with ♫ Music Relief, with♫ Singers, ♫ Choirs, ♫ Rappers, ♫♫ Original Composers' Music ♫ and ♫ Music Instruments.  Plus Chat, Education & Arts & Much Much More.    

COVID 19 Relief D = Advice & Activities for 'Study, Depression Factors, Real Life, Finances, and Failures' 

COVID 19 Relief E =Advice & Activities for FOOD BANKS and Organised Volunteering through an organisation.

COVID 19 Relief F = Widening Knowledge of those 'Suffering from the Isolation and Hardship' including those falling through the gaps of government and safety care, and giving advice on governmental safety care.

We aim to be of 'Fundamental Benefit' for widening the COVID 19 and Victim 'Relief sources'

Wrongs in Madness COVID-19 Survival service is for ALL ... including 

a) The Lonely, 

b) Families, 

c) those Isolating, 

d) Students, 

e) Parents,

 f) Young, 

g) Elderly & 

h) Disabled and

 i) VICTIMS and their relatives. Please be a Supporter.

Please Donate >>>Please become a supporter, and help us outreach to

outreach to A) those falling through the gaps, and 

outreach to B) Vulnerable and disadvantage community members, and to communities. 

We want to be Helping people, giving people opportunities, Not madness. Its important for Victims or their loved ones during their treatment or in isolation. 
 

Wrongs in Madness' aims to be of 'Fundamental Benefit' for Outreaching & Addressing Wrongs in Mental Illness Diagnosis.. and outreaching with 'Preventative Mental Illness Care Strategies'.  

Please Donate >>>We are in need of funds, especially for needed equipment, and to pursue our COVID 19 Outreach activities.

 CORONA VIRUS (Covid-19)  is a Highly infectious spreading virus, with typical different consequences for those that receive the infection/pandemic.

 It is important to remember who are vulnerable groups and individuals

BAME (B.A.M.E) have a 90% Death Rate if they Capture a Serve form of COVID-19

The government has also identified some groups who have high level risks:

• People over the age of 70 
• People over the age of 18 who have a long-term health condition or a weakened immune system
• Solid organ transplant recipients
• People with specific cancers:
  • people with cancer who are undergoing active chemotherapy or radical radiotherapy for lung cancer
  • people with cancers of the blood or bone marrow such as leukaemia, lymphoma or myeloma who are at any stage of treatment
  • people having immunotherapy or other continuing antibody treatments for cancer people having other targeted cancer treatments which can affect the immune system, such as protein kinase inhibitors or PARP inhibitors
  • people who have had bone marrow or stem cell transplants in the last 6 months, or who are still taking immunosuppression drugs
• People with severe respiratory conditions including all cystic fibrosis, severe asthma and severe COPD
• People with rare diseases and inborn errors of metabolism that significantly increase the risk of infections (such as SCID, homozygous sickle cell)
• People on immunosuppression therapies sufficient to significantly increase risk of infection.
• Women who are pregnant with significant heart disease, congenital or acquired

Other groups who may also be more vulnerable in the current situation include: 

• People who are non-UK nationals and who might be learning English and therefore not able to access the latest health advice. 
• People who may already be lonely and/or socially isolated.

Please visit the government website for more information.  

Corona virus covid-19 food bank... 'Giving' to Food Banks, & Receiving From Food Banks etc 

Helping Victims can be by 'Giving' to Food Banks, and food distribution suppliers, to help Support the Food Distribution Organisations.  

Receiving Food from Food Distribution Outlets.

Means = Find a 'Food Bank' or Food Distribution Center in your area.  

Eight 8 main methods for finding a Food Bank or Food Distribution center

Finding Source include (1)  Religious Organisations. Faith communities are responding with covid 19 relief help in a variety of ways that include FOOD Distribution.

to see the latest ways goto  https://www.interfaith.org.uk/news/faith-communities-and-coronavirus 

Finding Source include (2) the Trussell Trust foodbank finder.  a charity which runs hundreds of food banks across the UK, you will first need to be issued with a food bank voucher. 

Finding Source include (3)  Citizens Advice , 

Finding Source include (4) Health Workers including Doctors, Social workers, and drug and alcohol support agencies

Finding Source include (5) Your Local Authority

Finding Source include (6) Your local housing associations

Finding Source include (7) Homeless Organisations

Finding Source include (8) Internet Search Engines, Friends, Family & Neighbours etc

 Organisations and The Government's Department of Education have set up coronavirus covid-19 relief Help for Education items, such as internet access,  laptops, tablets, and reading materials etc.   

For Organisations.. (A) Ask your School for local sources,  including Online classrooms

                                             (B) Use the internet to find out about individual organisations, refer your research to school for trusted sources etc.

For the Department of Education covid 19 relief help scheme click link.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/get-help-with-technology-for-remote-education-during-coronavirus-covid-19#who-can-receive-digital-devices-and-internet-access 

 Please note that we are currently in launch mode stage, and will update this page as appropriate.

Finances: coronavirus covid-19 relief Finances available include 

 You might be able to get a payment of £500 if you need to self-isolate because of coronavirus (COVID-19) and you cannot work from home.

This payment is available in England and Wales. In Wales it’s called the ‘Self-isolation support scheme’.

(3)   Business support grants & funding 

(4)   Business Rates Holiday 

(5)   help with fuel bills and food too. 

(6)   housing benefit, universal credit and other income benefits, and council tax support  

(7)  Crisis Fund Support for those with  no funds for utility bills or food,  

(8)  Overdrafts and extended overdrafts,

(9)  Personal loans and extensions on loans,

The charity Mind has suggested a number different of ways to take care of your mental health and wellbeing:

• Connect with people digitally, make plans to video chat with people you’d normally see in person 
• Build physical activity in your daily routine such as dancing to music, cleaning your home and following online exercise workouts
• If news stories make you feel anxious, think about switching off or limiting what you look at 
• Plan a daily routine 
• Find ways to relax and be creative at home 

Having a strong support network can help you through difficult times in life and can combat feelings of loneliness or isolation.

It’s important to keep in touch with family and friends and you can do this through telephoning them or using apps such as Skype where you can see the person that you are talking to and you can add people on the call. This can help you to feel close to them even if you can’t be with them.

If you are working from home – check in with your colleagues regularly to see how they are doing.

Being physically active is an excellent way of developing our mental wellbeing and can be something we can do to boost our mood even when self-isolating.

There are plenty of things that you can do from doing an online workout, 

including the NHS fitness studio has some good ones that ranges from aerobics to yoga and everything in between!

Don’t forget anything that makes you slightly breathless counts so you could clean the house or car or wash windows - it all counts!

 Taking notice reminds us to look at the small things in life, proven to improve our mental wellbeing.

This may feel like a difficult task if you are isolated, and have been for a long time; but you could try practicing mindfulness – this is where become more aware of what you are feeling and doing at that moment in time and it can give you more of an appreciation for things you have previously taken for granted. You could make a list of things you are thankful for each day, no matter how small.

Be mindful in watching the news – if constant updates are making you feel more anxious, take time away from social media or TV. Turn off notifications if you have to.

You can find out about mindfulness at NHS.UK. 

Learning new things throughout our lives, no matter how old we are, is great for improving our self-esteem.  You could do something different learn a new skill or read a new genre of book or become a crossword ace!  There are lots of online resources that can help you – try the Open University website for free online courses.

We know that people who volunteer their time in some way are much more likely to rate themselves as happy and feel more connected to their community. Now more than ever, acts of kindness can go a long way, in helping ourselves and others.  See our Volunteering through an organisation below.

 Organised Volunteer Activities include

Volunteers who give support through organisations, can offer to help  others with tasks such as:

• shopping
• dog walking
• posting mail
• collecting prescriptions

Support Organisation may also ask you to provide a friendly voice at the end of the phone to vulnerable or elderly people who might feel isolated in their homes. There will also likely  be plenty of backroom roles that don’t require contact with others.

Food Bank help are some of the Specific tasks daily needed for corona virus covid-19 food bank organisations.

 The list we have provided is NOT an in-depth list, but general information of organised volunteer roles, whilst working for an organisation.  

Take great care if you act outside an organisation. we do NOT Recommend going it alone to befriend strangers or neighbours unknown to you.    SAFETY First.  Act with an organisation.

 If you have concerns about your own mental health, or that of a love one or another person.  You have one option amongst others, of using a Web Search Engine for Online links.

Google search has links for online tests for mental health self-assessment, including tests for depression and bipolar disorder.  Below is a link for a Google Search.  

Or Contact an Understanding Professional like a GP (Doctor / General Practitioner)Volunteering information.  https://www.google.com

 Other Areas of Relief Activities exist for Victims of wrongs in mental illness diagnosis,  Please note that we are currently in launch mode stage, and will update this page as appropriate. In the meantime please view our 'other website areas', such as petitions, black victims, press releases, and Instagram posts etc.

As appropriate we will also update our information on Coronavirus Covid-19 relief.   

Please note that we are currently in launch mode stage, and will update this page as appropriate.  

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