Coronavirus
(COVID-19)
Keep Wales safe:
Stay at home if you or someone you live with has either:
Anyone can spread the virus: |
Symptoms and self-isolation for contact tracing
Follow this guidance if you have been contacted by the NHS Wales Test, Trace, Protect Service.
Apply for a coronavirus test
Get tested to find out if you have coronavirus.
Using the coronavirus home testing kit
How to use the coronavirus home testing kit if you think you have coronavirus.
Test, trace, protect: your questions
Who and how people will be tested for coronavirus.
Test, trace, protect: process summary
What you need to do to help contact tracing control the spread of coronavirus.
Test, trace, protect: guidance for employers
Employers' responsibilities to help with coronavirus testing and contact tracing.
Contact tracing: your questions
Explains how contact tracing is being used to control the spread of coronavirus.
Testing process for care homes: COVID-19
How care home residents and staff are tested for coronavirus.
Care home testing guidance
Covid-19 PCR testing in care homes. Managing residents and staff who test positive for Covid-19 and reporting arrangements.
Regional coronavirus testing facilities
Wales’ testing capacity is supported by an extensive network of facilities across the country.
Protect yourself and others from coronavirus
What you must do to prevent the spread of COVID-19
How to make a 3 layer face cover
The UK response to the COVID-19 incident has been agreed between the four country CMOs and guidance has been developed jointly with input from Public Health Wales. The guidance provided is the guidance that should be followed in Wales.
Guidance and resources (Including PPE)
Critical workers testing policy: coronavirus (COVID-19)
COVID-19 Guidance for Carers: Supporting People from Vulnerable Groups
Protecting and supporting vulnerable people during the COVID-19 outbreak.
COVID-19 and Traumatic Stress
The COVID-19 crisis is challenging for everyone and people will respond to their experiences in different ways. Some people may experience more severe reactions, including grief, anxiety and depressive disorders and PTSD.