The organistations are working with the local authorities.
A number of Midlands organisations are coming together to ensure elderly people cocooning in rural areas are being looked after.
Prominent members of the community have been appointed in each county to liase with local authorities and service providers to arrange deliveries of essential groceries and medication.
The volunteer driven initiative will operate throughout the coronavirus outbreak.
CEO of Moate based Irish Rural Link says social distancing will be maintained:
Latest updates on our website about all things #COVID19ireland ⬇️https://t.co/83rDeedKhO
— Midlands103 (@Midlands103) April 1, 2020



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