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From 16 August 2020 those who were previously advised to shield can go to a supermarket or shops to buy food, but should stay 2 metres or 3 steps away from other people. You can also shop online, and supermarkets are continuing to prioritise online shopping slots for those who were previously asked to shield.
Below are some other options available to you:
Aldi
Aldi is offering a food parcel filled with 22 food items and household products. The parcels are available to order online for contactless home delivery.
Aldi Food Parcels
Covid19 Information
Asda
Asda is prioritising home delivery slots for existing customers who have been identified as extremely vulnerable by Welsh Government.
Food Boxes
Co-op
Co-op has launched a gift card scheme for those who are shielding or self-isolating and reliant on others to do their shopping.
Dedicated shopping hour for vulnerable customers, those who care for them and NHS workers:
Monday to Saturday, 8.00am - 9.00am
Sunday, 10.00am - 11.00am
Iceland
Iceland is prioritising home delivery slots for those who have been identified as extremely vulnerable by Welsh Government.
Morrisons
Doorstep delivery service for vulnerable and elderly customers, who are unable to go shopping in-store.
Orders can be placed by telephone and the store aim to deliver the next day.
In order to use this service you must live within 10 miles of a Morrisons store.
Morrisons Doorstep delivery service
Volunteer Gift Card
Waitrose
Waitrose are prioritising home delivery slots for elderly customers and those identified as extremely vulnerable by Welsh Government.
In-store shopping updates
Online shopping updates
Inspiring healthier communities in the Vale of Glamorgan to connect with food during the COVID19 pandemic.
Food Vale website
If you are using any voluntary service always remember your health and safety should always come first
Keep your distance, goods can be delivered to your doorstep, do not take them directly from people
Do not hand over cash to unknown volunteers, apart from on receipt of goods
Think about who you are giving your prescriptions to for collection, use a trusted service, friend or someone you know wherever possible
Do not allow people into your home unless providing essential care from a trusted service
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