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Faith-based organizations are places where individuals gather to share in their religious traditions. Unfortunately, germs are also shared and sickness can easily spread among congregations. Below are a list of items to consider to help keep your congregation safe. BEST HEALTH PRACTICES ADAPTING COMMON FAITH-BASED PRACTICES • Post handwashing signage throughout the faith-based facility. • Remind everyone to avoid touching their faces. • Provide tissues, garbage cans and disinfecting hand gel throughout the faith-based faciltiy. • Perform routine environmental cleaning and be sure to give extra attention to common shared spaces and equipment. • Remind people that it is okay to stay home. • Avoid shaking hands, holding hands or hugging. • Encourage other forms of greeting and gestures of goodwill. • If you offer refreshments, have a host serve food to guests rather than having them self-serve. LFCHD 03/11/2020 www.lfchd.org KNOW THE SYMPTOMS OF COVID-19

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Faith-based organizations are places where individuals gather to share in their religious traditions. Unfortunately, germs are also shared and sickness can easily spread among congregations. Below are a

list of items to consider to help keep your congregation safe.

BEST HEALTH PRACTICES

ADAPTING COMMON FAITH-BASED PRACTICES

• Post handwashing signage throughout the faith-based facility.

• Remind everyone to avoid touching their faces.

• Provide tissues, garbage cans and disinfecting hand gel throughout the faith-based faciltiy.

• Perform routine environmental cleaning and be sure to give extra attention to common shared spaces and equipment.

• Remind people that it is okay to stay home.

• Avoid shaking hands, holding hands or hugging.

• Encourage other forms of greeting and gestures of goodwill.

• If you o�er refreshments, have a host serve food to guests rather than having them self-serve.

LFCHD 03/11/2020

www.lfchd.org

KNOW THE SYMPTOMS OF COVID-19