Information about coronavirus in different formats and languages

Introduction

Information about coronavirus is available in different formats and languages, including easy read, BSL and for people who are not online.

If you need information in another language or format please contact us by:

If you are supporting someone who is not online, and they need urgent support, please find the right telephone number on our page – Help for extremely vulnerable people who need urgent support.

For people with a learning disability and families, there are a number of places to find good information about coronavirus in easy read:

Learning Disability Devon
Mencap
For information about dealing with grief and talking about death, Cruse has produced some good easy read fact sheets
Introducing the NHS COVID-19 app in easy read and large print formats
The government have shared easy read resources on COVID-19 vaccination
The government have shared easy read and large print rapid self-test instructions
The government have published easy read information on how to stay safe and help prevent the spread of COVID-19

Sign Health is maintaining good quality information about coronavirus in British Sign Language (BSL).

BSL users can contact Devon County Council using the InterpretersLive service.

Doctors of the world have translated some government coronavirus information into foreign languages.
The Ethnic Minority and Traveller Achievement Service at Babcock LDP has translated guidance for parents and carers of school-age children.
The NHS COVID-19 app support website is available in multiple languages.
Flu vaccination: who should have it and why available in multiple languages
Local restriction tiers: what you need to know available in multiple languages