How You Can Help
Coronavirus Volunteering Opportunities
There are countless essential schemes you can get involved in to support the fight against Coronavirus. From building life-saving equipment, supplying PPE or simply supporting local businesses and helping the vulnerable. We’d love you to tell us what you are doing to play your part.
How You Can Help The Fight:
General Support required from business
Pick For Britain
Provide Essential PPE
Support for Reservists
Charities Who Need Your Help
Voluntary Opportunities
Worcestershire Community Foundation
Support Worcestershire Acute Hospitals
Become a GoodSam Volunteer
Become a Clarendon Care Volunteer
Become a Business Sector Volunteer
If you your business has voluntary requirements
See who’s already helping the country
If you your business has been a part of the vital fight, we’d love to know about it.
You can let us know how you have been involved here
Coronavirus News
Webinar: Ask the Employment Expert
In this episode of Harrison Clark Rickerbys- Ask the Experts series Robert Capper, Covid-19 Lead, asks the questions you submitted on furlough and Covid-19 employment matters to Michael Stokes, Head of Employment & Immigration. Watch here.
Webinar: Updates and advice for smooth trading post Covid-19
Many businesses are making plans to get their people back to work and premises open again. Once the initial ‘new Covid-19 world’ dust has settled, it’s time to think about the longer term. In this webinar Partners from Harrison Clark Rickerbys present ways to ensure...
Webinar: Insured or not insured? Recovering your Covid-19 business interruption losses
So many businesses have faced interruption and financial losses as a result of Covid-19 that they are turning to their insurance policies to determine if any recoveries can be made. In this webinar, Partners from Harrison Clark Rickerbys, Baldwins and Director from...
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