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Publication - Advice and guidance

Coronavirus (COVID-19): advice for unpaid carers

Last updated 3 May 2022 - see all updates
Part of
Coronavirus in Scotland, Health and social care

Guidance for those who provide unpaid care to friends or family.

This document is part of 2 collections

Staying safe

To stay safe and protect others we must minimise the opportunity for Coronavirus (COVID-19) to spread from one person to another.

Meeting others

Information on how to stay safe and help prevent the spread of COVID-19 has been published which provides further detail on the principles we should all follow to help us keep each other safe.

First published
17 August 2020
Last updated
3 May 2022 - show all updates

  1. Update vaccinations text.

  2. Removed sections from Staying safe to align with easing of protective measures.

  3. Amendments to Highest risk list (previously Shielding)

  4. Vaccinations page updated to reflect latest position.

  5. Vaccinations page updated to reflect latest position.

  6. Updates to staying safe page.

  7. Updates to Vaccination page

  8. Updates to Vaccination page

  9. Updates to Vaccination page

  10. Young carer page updated.

  11. Update to page on staying safe.

  12. Minor updates to staying safe section.

  13. addition of page on vaccinations

  14. Updated to amend broken links.

  15. Staying safe page updated to reflect latest developments.

  16. Update to the Breaks and respite page

  17. Update to staying safe section to include information on gatherings and vehicle sharing.

  18. Updates to Breaks and respite, shielding and physical distancing section (which is now entitled 'Staying safe').

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