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Sierra Leone Women's Association of SA
Phone: +61 406 702 041
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25.01.2022 ***UPDATE*** COVID19 ^20 Nov 2020 IMPORTANT CHANGES Following on from the Media Conference at 11.30am today: We understand there are several quest...ions that you may have right now. Please read the dot points below that outline what has been announced today. As soon as the new direction is finalised, SAPOL updates will be provided. Until such time, we can only provide the information already included in this post. We thank you for your patience. We are working hard to get this information to you as soon as possible. Thank you for your questions and your patience in relation to the current COVID-19 Stay at Home Direction. This sudden change in Direction is based upon new information that we have received in relation to the Parafield Cluster. We understand this may cause some confusion and we'll endeavour to provide you with information as it becomes available. Our actions have been based upon health advice to ensure the safety of the South Australian community and we thank the public for their support and patience during this period. Here is what we can tell you: As of 12pm today, Friday 20 November 2020 exercise outside of your home with members of your household is permitted. Masks are not mandatory but are encouraged. Schools will re-open on Monday 23 November 2020. We will continue to review all Directions with the aim to open the borders to VIC on 1 December as originally planned and further open our state by reducing restrictions. As of 12:01am on Sunday 22 November (Midnight Saturday) we will revert back to similar restrictions that were in place on Monday 16 November 2020. This includes: 1 person per 4 square metres will apply. No dancing or vertical consumption. Updated gathering provision numbers being: Onsite purchase and consumption of food and beverages- 100 people maximum and no more than 10 people at each table. Funerals- 50 people maximum Weddings- 150 people maximum and registration of all guests with SA Health Religious ceremonies (not including a wedding or funeral)- 100 people maximum Private gatherings- 50 people maximum Private residence- 10 people per house (unless more than 10 people permanently reside at the residence) All food and beverages will need to be consumed while seated. Personal care workers will need to wear masks. Gyms are permitted to reopen. We appreciate that there is a lot to understand as things are changing. Please stay connected to this page and the www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/ website as we work on the new Direction and update all information as quickly as possible.
21.01.2022 If you're in quarantine, you must remain in quarantine for the full 14 days or as directed by SA health. The recent lifting of restrictions DOES NOT change... the circumstances for anyone in quarantine. You must remain in quarantine even if you return a negative test. You must have a negative result in your day 12 test to be able to be released from quarantine on day 14. Information on how to self-isolate/self-quarantine: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidisoadvice
16.01.2022 Don’t believe the myths. It’s important to get tested for COVID-19, even if you have mild symptoms. Head to a testing site as soon as you develop:... fever or chills cough sore throat runny nose shortness of breath loss of taste and smell To find out where you can get tested, visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/covidtesting
10.01.2022 UPDATE ON DEEP BLACK BURIAL: From dust we came and to dust we shall return. The burial of our late son, brother, father, Uncle, Superstar, Dance Hall King Abra...ham Babangida SOLEE (Stage name: DEEP BLACK) will take place on Friday 16th Oct at 2.30 pm PROMPT at the Masjid Al Khalil Mosque, 596 Torrens Rd, Woodville North SA 5012. Please dress appropriately and be on time. Due to COVID-19 laws, there is limition on number, so please follow instructions from our COVID Marshalls. Thereafter a gathering/Quran reading/Tributes is scheduled at the St Joseph Italian Community Centre, 304 Waterloo Corner Road, Paralowie SA 5108. Contact Reagan-0423605282 or Vofin- 0403738579 for more information. Thank you for your immense support. On behalf of the community and family. See more
10.01.2022 Certificate of Appreciation from African Women's Federation of SA to Sierra Leone Women's Association of SA
03.01.2022 Live Your Best Life Health Expo The Live Your Best Life Health Expo will be broadcasted on Facebook as a Webinar on Tuesday 24th of November 2020 between 10:00a...m-2:00pm. Attached to this email is the flyer (with a clickable links to register). Please also note the links listed below to the Australian Refugee's Association's website. Please distribute this information to your community and internal connections as we aim to reach and encourage as many people to register before the 24th of November 2020. YouTube Link (Promo Clips) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCcs9fcHixIJ4NzwKlN1G7g Health Expo Link (Registration): https://www.australianrefugee.org/healthexpo2020/ Please share as widely as possible. Mant thanks AWFOSA Supporting the Australian Refugee Association of SA
03.01.2022 No matter your child’s age, preparing them for a COVID-19 test will help make the experience a little easier for them. . Here are a few tips on how to prepare ...your child: Paint a picture for them: describe in age appropriate detail what they can expect before you head out. This should include where they will go, who will be there, what they will see and how long it will take. Let them know that friendly staff will be wearing masks, caps, gowns and gloves to protect themselves and others from getting sick. Keep them distracted during the wait with their favourite toy, books, music, or a movie/TV show on your phone or tablet. Explain that they’ll put a little stick with a soft end in their nose and mouth, and that it won’t hurt but might feel funny. Plan a fun ‘reward’ that they will get at home after the test (your child will need to self-isolate until they’ve received a negative test result and their symptoms have resolved). . If your child doesn’t like being touched or gets scared in clinical settings, please let the staff know and they’ll work out a way to keep your child feel calm and comforted. See more
