Supporting Social Distancing During COVID-19
Team
Necretia Watson, Rebecca Theodorou, Shae-Lynn McMartin, Jessica Douglas, Dajana Pljevancic
Categories
Criminal Justice
Overview
During the Covid-19 Pandemic, a new way of life needed to be implemented in order to prevent the spread of the illness and to protect the citizens of Canada. Social distancing has posed many challenges for everyone. For some, it has proven to be more difficult than expected. The groups that are mainly affected are the elderly, youths and homeless people. COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to distance ourselves, and the new bylaws implemented have not made it any easier to cope.
Social distancing for various groups during this pandemic is very difficult, especially if they are unable to be with family and friends, have poor functional status, feel misunderstood, and depressed. This project looks at the challenges that various groups have faced at the global level and what measures have been identified to support social distancing during COVID-19.
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