#NoExcuseForAbuseThere is #NoExcuseForAbuse. If you, or someone you know, is worried about their behaviour there is advice available at: http://soc.devon.cc/OYQGd
Posted by Devon County Council on Sunday, 10 May 2020
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There is #NoExcuseForAbuse. If you, or someone you know, is worried about their behaviour there is advice available at: https://t.co/VQGaG9W7pZ pic.twitter.com/mwCxN63ZwL
— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 10, 2020
It is still extremely important to remember to wash your hands more often to stop the spread of #coronavirus. Wash…
Posted by Devon County Council on Sunday, 10 May 2020
It is still extremely important to remember to wash your hands more often to stop the spread of #coronavirus.
Wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.https://t.co/xGBIj8Ta5q#StayHomeSaveLives#WeAreDevon pic.twitter.com/wv1g2aZoTe
— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 10, 2020
It’s important to stay active during the #coronavius outbreak. If you’re going out to get active, you must follow…
Posted by Devon County Council on Sunday, 10 May 2020
It’s important to stay active during the #coronavius outbreak. If you’re going out to get active you must follow government advice. But if you can’t get out, @Sport_England & @ActiveDevon
have great ways to stay active at home: https://t.co/4ckmpbtvRR #StayInWorkOut #WeAreDevon pic.twitter.com/DKOHrUM4P7— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 10, 2020
Are you or someone you know a carer for a family member who has health and care needs?If you have concerns during this…
Posted by Devon County Council on Sunday, 10 May 2020
Are you or someone you know a carer for a family member who has health and care needs?
If you have concerns during this period of social distancing or self isolation, there is support and advice available for you: https://t.co/KyJOL81bdc#WeAreDevon pic.twitter.com/1dqQ8zWHYd
— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 10, 2020
Anyone can be a victim of exploitation – and perpetrators are using lockdown to befriend and groom people who may be…
Posted by Devon County Council on Sunday, 10 May 2020
Anyone can be a victim of exploitation – and perpetrators are using lockdown to befriend and groom people who may be feeling more isolated or are spending more time online. Worried about someone? – tell us! #SpotTheSigns #SaySomething https://t.co/A8g0NWDRRV pic.twitter.com/wKLoHCzllm
— Devon County Council (@DevonCC) May 10, 2020