While the social workers are working from home, support workers working for charity organisations providing vital care and support to vulnerable people during the COVID-19 pandemic, risk the chance of being infected within a small confined office space where there are a greater number of staff using office space than the actual space available. There are no space for social distancing. Companies should allow support Workers to work from home and limit the number of visitations to the people supported at their homes until the pandemic clears and the risks are potentially low. Organisations to change flexi zero hours contracts to fixed hours contract for the time being to allow Support Workers to get paid if they fall ill and need to self isolate and not feel they have to come to work.