Who can request face coverings?
You can request up to 100 homemade face coverings if you are:
How it works:
- a health or social care provider, a registered charity or a community group
- serving or representing poor or vulnerable people
- a staff member, volunteer or someone who can demonstrate a connection to the group.
How it works:
- Please check that you/your group are eligible
- Click on the button below and fill in your details
- You will receive an email confirming we have received your request
- You will receive the face coverings in small batches because they will be sewn by individuals around the country
- Depending on our sewists, this process may take some time. So please let us know if your need for face coverings changes at any point while you are receiving them
- Let us know when you have received all the face coverings you requested so we can thank our sewists
- Wash all your face coverings before using as they are made in people's homes.
Fabric face coverings
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Face coverings with clear windows
We appreciate windows make communication easier for everyone! Sadly, however, we only have enough resources to supply this type of face covering if you represent or work with people who have hearing impairments and/or recognised communication difficulties. Please explain your need on the request form.
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Further information about eligibility
You can request face coverings IF YOU ARE:
■ A health or social care provider, a registered charity (i.e. not-for-profit) or an informal community group. Informal groups must provide some form of evidence of their existence (e.g. a facebook page, website, landline phone number, etc.), and tell us what it is they do.
AND YOU ARE
■ serving and/or representing poor or vulnerable communities. We reserve the right to refuse any charity or group we do not believe to be legitimately serving and/or representing poor or vulnerable communities.
AND YOU ARE
■ A staff member or volunteer who can demonstrate a connection to the group (evidence might include an email address with the same domain name as the website, appearance on the website or facebook group, confirmation from a confirmed staff member that you are connected to the group, etc.).
■ A health or social care provider, a registered charity (i.e. not-for-profit) or an informal community group. Informal groups must provide some form of evidence of their existence (e.g. a facebook page, website, landline phone number, etc.), and tell us what it is they do.
AND YOU ARE
■ serving and/or representing poor or vulnerable communities. We reserve the right to refuse any charity or group we do not believe to be legitimately serving and/or representing poor or vulnerable communities.
AND YOU ARE
■ A staff member or volunteer who can demonstrate a connection to the group (evidence might include an email address with the same domain name as the website, appearance on the website or facebook group, confirmation from a confirmed staff member that you are connected to the group, etc.).
