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UPDATED:<\/strong> 16th February 2023<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Government\u2019s removal of all remaining Covid restrictions ended last year in February 2022. However, this does not mean that Covid-19 has gone away and there are still thousands of people with weakened immune systems who remain at a higher risk. There are also many other viruses that pose risks that our immune systems are also vulnerable to.<\/p>\n

At Sunbeams, we deliver our services to many children and adults who remain vulnerable due to their profound disabilities and\/or terminal health conditions. Therefore, it remains important to consider those who have multiple, terminal and complex health needs and who may not be able to have vaccinations.<\/p>\n

As a Health and Wellbeing Setting<\/strong>, it is essential that, Annie Mawson\u2019s Sunbeams Music Trust, (Sunbeams), continues to be vigilant to help protect those most vulnerable. Sunbeams returned to the delivery of Music for Life\u00ae and Music For Dignity\u00ae Music Therapy Projects in person at the Sunbeams Centre last year.\u00a0 There are also a number of Sunbeams Projects that remain online via Zoom as the platform of delivery.\u00a0 However, some Covid Procedures will remain in place at the Sunbeams Centre to ensure the health and safety of all staff, musicians, volunteers, visitors hiring the facilities, but most importantly, to help mitigate the risk of transmission to vulnerable beneficiaries who have returned to attending Sunbeams Community Music Therapy.<\/p>\n

Moving forward\u2026<\/strong><\/p>\n

Even if you are fully vaccinated with boosters, it is still possible to catch and spread Covid-19.\u00a0 We need to learn to live with Covid-19 going forward, as with other viruses, and manage the risk to ourselves and others. \u00a0We cannot predict the future but we can be mindful of the continued risks to some.\u00a0 \u00a0There are measures we can continue to take to ensure those more vulnerable and at greater risk of illness, can feel safe leaving their homes.\u00a0 We can help them with the actions we take and we can help to make them feel safer out in their communities.<\/p>\n

At Sunbeams, we will continue to monitor Covid and update our risk assessments as and when required for all of our Sunbeams Projects taking place here at the Centre and in Outreach Venues.<\/p>\n

In summary, we will continue to require all those that attend the Sunbeams Music Centre to:<\/p>\n