How to be Together Apart
When you’re physically distancing from people, it’s difficult to know how to interact with our neighbours, as well as our loved ones. It’s important to stay socially connected, but how do you socialise when you can’t get close to anyone? We’ve collated some links to digital meet-ups and ideas for physically distanced ways to connect, safely.
Plus, technology is amazing, but video can be awkward and confusing. We have put together several links to resources on how to connect digitally without being awkward, which digital tools are best to use – whether or not you’re tech-savvy, and where to go for additional help and support if you need it.
Digital Meet-ups
Norfolk Libraries ‘Just a Cuppa’ via Zoom
While library buildings are closed, Norfolk Libraries are hosting their Just a cuppa chats on Zoom. … More Norfolk Libraries ‘Just a Cuppa’ via Zoom
Camerados: Spoon Rooms
Video-conferencing can be a bit awkward so Camerados are trying out a fun idea to make it easier – why not give it a go? … More Camerados: Spoon Rooms
Digital Hangouts for Young People
Links to activities happening online where young people can connect with one another virtually. … More Digital Hangouts for Young People
Help and How-tos.
Download the Community Sports Foundation #StayAtHome app
The NCFC Community Sports Foundation have developed a #StayAtHome app to keep both bodies and minds fit and healthy from home! … More Download the Community Sports Foundation #StayAtHome app
How to use Skype for Group Chat and Calls
Skype is one tool that you can use for video calling or chat, with individuals or in groups. You can use it on a desktop or a mobile/tablet. … More How to use Skype for Group Chat and Calls
LUMi: A Brighter Way to Share
LUMi has a dedicated covid-19 page where they are listing a growing range of community support and services available to help Norwich residents. … More LUMi: A Brighter Way to Share
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Wellbeing
Humans are social creatures, and the danger with staying at home is that we become more isolated from other people, which isn’t great for our mental health. Here are some tips and resources for looking after your wellbeing and staying safe.
Advice for leafleting safely: from Covid-19 Mutual Aid UK
The Covid-19 Mutual Aid UK website has great advice on leafleting safely during the pandemic. … More Advice for leafleting safely: from Covid-19 Mutual Aid UK
Top Tips to promote resilience while staying at home
Top tips for looking after your wellbeing while you’re staying at home. … More Top Tips to promote resilience while staying at home
