Covid-19 Risk Assessments

Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, LAS has remained committed to protecting the safety and welfare of all our staff members, service users and their families/carers.

We have made all our workplace risk assessments related to Covid-19 available for public viewing. They are reviewed and updated on an ongoing basis.

Latest

Don't Lose Your Voice

Our voices, like our fingerprints, are all unique. As we get older we risk losing our unique voice, unless we try to look after it properly. Read our guide to find out more>>>
Podcast - Episode 22

In this episode, we are joined by Phil Chan, Neurodiversity Commissioning Lead for Leeds, who talks about the work he is doing to make the city a great place for autistic people to live >>
AutistiCon Volunteering

Want to volunteer at the 2024 AutistiCon event? Find out more, and register your interest here >>
You Got to Be Kidney Me

Our kidneys are an organ we do not often think about, often being called the silent organ, but it is very important to keep your kidneys in good health. Read our guide for tips to keep your kidney's healthy >>>

Long Covid Easy-Read

The Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust have published some easy-read information about long Covid. Read it here >>
What is the Omicron variant?

We've created some easy-read information about the new Covid-19 variant and how it will affect us. Read it here >>
Covid-19 in Leeds - keeping the numbers down

Covid-19 cases are on the rise in Leeds, which could lead to a rise in the number of people admitted to hospital. Find out what is happening to try keep the numbers down, and how you can help.
Covid-19: Latest Travel Advice

The government have published new advice about travelling in and out of areas where Covid-19 infections are higher than the rest of the country. This also includes safety advice for people living in those areas. You can view our easy-read information about the new advice here.
Covid-19 New Rules - 17th May 2021

The lockdown restrictions are easing again on 17th May. You can find our easy-read explanation of the new rules here.
I'm autistic: When can I get my Covid vaccination?

With so much information around about who can get vaccinated and when, it's understandable to feel anxious about whether or not you can get vaccinated yet. Here, you can find out about whether you are eligible for the vaccine, and how the system works.
Covid-19 New Rules (12 April 2021)

Covid-19 lockdown restrictions in England will begin to ease from Monday, 12 April 2021. Find our easy-read guide to explain the new rules for autistic readers and people with learning disabilities
Roving Vaccination Bus (Updated 13-04-2021)

There is a roving Covid vaccination bus in Leeds that will be working its way around the city. There will be staff available to complete the Covid vaccination to those eligible, which includes care staff, and those who use our services. Find out more here
New rules 29th March easy-read

The lockdown rules are easing on 29th March. You can find our easy-read explanation of the new rules here.
Covid-19 Vaccine: now available to unpaid carers

Unpaid carers are now being invited to receive their first COVID-19 vaccination. Carers will be contacted in phases, starting with those carers already known to health and social care services. Find out more here.