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Find out about the new restrictions and what Children and Young People Shc 31 can and cannot do. This guidance is for everyone in England who has been identified as clinically extremely vulnerable. If you are in this group, you will previously have received a letter Children and Young People Shc 31 the NHS or from your GP telling you this. You may have been advised to shield in the past. This guidance applies to clinically extremely vulnerable individuals only. Others living in a household with someone who is clinically extremely vulnerable are not advised to follow this guidance.

They should instead continue to attend work and school in accordance with the general advice and regulations set out in the national restrictions guidance from 5 November. Everyone in England, including those who are clinically extremely vulnerable, is required to follow the new national restrictions from 5 Novemberwhich have been set out by the government and apply to the whole population. These restrictions:. The new information below click additional guidance for clinically extremely vulnerable people, to help protect you from coronavirus COVID We will also write to you with a version of this guidance. These new shielding measures will apply nationally for 4 weeks up to 2 December.

At the end of the period, we will look to return to a regional approach and will issue further guidance at the time. The new national restrictions from 5 Novemberwhich apply to everyone, mean you must not leave or be outside of your home, except for limited purposes, which are set out in that guidance. We are advising clinically extremely vulnerable people to stay at home as much as possible, except to go outdoors for exercise or to attend essential health appointments. You may wish to meet up with one other person from outside your household or support bubble, for example, to exercise in an outdoor public place, but we suggest that you always try to do so as safely as possible.

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Try to keep all contact with others to a minimum and avoid busy areas. Whenever you go out, continue to maintain strict social distancing, wash your hands regularly and avoid touching your face. You should also try to stay 2 metres away from other people within your household, especially if they display symptoms of the virus or have been advised to self-isolate. You are strongly advised to work from home. If you cannot work from home, you should not attend work for this period of restrictions. Other eligibility criteria will apply.

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The formal shielding notification you receive may act as evidence for your employer or the Department for Work and Pensions DWP that you are advised to follow shielding guidance and should not work outside of your home for the period stated in the letter. If you were on payroll before 30 Octoberyou may also be eligible for the Coronavirus Job Retention Ykung on furloughwhich is being extended until 31 March Speak to your employer if you think you are eligible.

Other people you live with who are not clinically extremely vulnerable themselves can still attend work if they cannot work from home, in line with the wider rules set out in the new national restrictions from 5 November.]