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Coronavirus: Latest on how clubs support community

31 Mar 2021
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See the ways in which Premier League clubs and their foundations help local people and health services during the pandemic in 2021

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Since the reintroduction of lockdown in 2021, our clubs have once more been helping their local communities to cope with these difficult times.

Below is a summary of the work each club have been doing.

See more: Clubs support in the community in 2020

Arsenal

- Activities available to support families with home learning (Full story)

Aston Villa

- Foundation's TeamWork aims to improve mental and physical health in community (Full story)
- Club provide surplus laptops and tablets to tackle digital poverty (Full story)
- Villa Park used as a COVID vaccination centre by the NHS (Full story)

Brighton & Hove Albion

- AMEX Stadium becomes a training centre for COVID-19 vaccinator volunteers (Full story)
- Albion As One fund helps to provide +100 laptops to schoolchildren (Full story)

Burnley

- Community Kitchen supporting families in February half-term (Full story)

Chelsea

- Stamford Bridge again provides accommodation to NHS staff (Full story)
- Chelsea Foundation engages PL Kicks participants during lockdown (Full story)
- Foundation continues to inspire and motivate throughout lockdown (Full story)
- Chelsea Foundation supporting the distribution of oxygen saturation monitors to care homes and residential homes (Full story)

Crystal Palace

- Selhurst Park used as NHS vaccination centre (Full story)
- Palace resources helping young fans with schooling (Full story)
- Palace Kitchen project extended to feed families into February (Full story)
- Palace Kitchen prepared 1,200 meals a week during March (Full story)

Everton

- Everton increasing activity on Blue Family campaign to help those in need of support (Full story)
- Everton in the Community launches 10-day mental and physical wellbeing challenge (Full story)
- How young homeless people are being supported during lockdown (Full story)

Fulham

- Fulham Foundation's More Than A Game to support mental wellbeing of young people and adults (Full story)

Leeds United

- Leeds United Foundation supplying wellbeing boxes to hundreds of families  (Full story)
- Elland Road used as vaccination hub (Full story)

Leicester City

- 'New Hope' overview video shows how club have supported local community (Full story)

Liverpool

- New community wellbeing hubs to launch across Merseyside (Full story)
- Liverpool scale up 'Unity Is Strength Community Response' work to help those most in need (Full story)
- Jordan Henderson becomes the first official NHS Charities Together Champion (Full story)
- Anfield stadium to help vaccination programme in Liverpool (Full story)
- Red Neighbours and LFC Foundation helping to provide half-term food parcels (Full story)
- Liverpool Foundation assist Homebaked's drive to support local families with 900 food parcels delivered since January (Full story)
- Social isolation, food poverty and wellbeing the three main areas highlighted as Liverpool reveal life-changing year in numbers (Full story)
- Liverpool local families with breakfast parcels and packed lunches during Easter holidays (Full story)

Manchester City

- City establish vaccination centre at the Etihad Campus and provide Etihad Stadium access for training of nurses and staff (Full story)
- Cityzens Giving for Recovery project to help mental health of children and young adults in Manchester (Full story)

Manchester United

- Old Trafford used by St John Ambulance as a training centre for vaccination programme volunteers (Full story)
- Man Utd deliver food parcels to partner schools to help most vulnerable  (More on Twitter)
- Foundation offers a sensory experience of Old Trafford for fans to enjoy from home (Full story)
- Manchester United Foundation have received 4,500 pieces of kit to help support the mental and physical wellbeing of young people (Full story)
- Over the last eight weeks, Man Utd Foundation have helped distribute more than 380,000 food items to families in Manchester (Full story)

Newcastle United

- Club's foundation help deliver 10,000 activity packs to schoolchildren during half-term (Full story)

Sheffield United

- United distributing care packages to those affected by cancer (Watch here)
- Activity packs delivered to Premier League Primary Stars children (Full story)

Southampton

- Saints Foundation working with Solent NHS Trust to support the city's vaccination programme (Full story)
- Former striker James Beattie donates iPads to local school (Full story)

Tottenham Hotspur

- Japhet Tanganga joins local residents for Foundation virtual exercise class (Full story)
- Spurs and supporters' trust launch joint fundraiser for local foodbanks (Full story)
- Club donate to North Mid Charity NHS Trust to deliver 'Thank You' initiative for North Middlesex University Hospital's staff (Full story)

West Bromwich Albion

- Baggies legends call fans at home alone to tackle loneliness (Watch video)
- Albion Foundation delivers 100,000 food parcels for vulnerable people (Full story

West Ham United

- Foundation partners with local NHS Trust to support young Londoners with mental health issues (Full story)
- Mark Noble checks in on local homeless charity (Full story)

Wolverhampton Wanderers

- Wolves Foundation launches Feed Our Pack to reduce food poverty, with donation from Nuno Espirito Santo (Full story)

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