I just want some guidance and to know if it would be in the rules.
My brother has aspergers and learning disabilities, and he lives in supported living in a self contained flat. The only social interaction he gets is when he goes food shopping, seeing me and/or our other sister (who lives about 60 miles away), social support with staff, or to access one of his support groups (which he rarely goes to). This is his social interaction pre covid, so it would be even less now. I was concerned about his isolation and depression enough even before covid but now it’s even worse.
I can count on one hand how many times ive seen him since lockdown began, and the last 2 times I’ve seen him have been to meet up at a supermarket for lunch.
Would I be classed as his bubble? He wants to go for a pub lunch on Wednesday.
The only thing is, me and my partner agreed that we would bubble with his mum, who provides some childcare for our 3 year old.
I feel so bad for my brother cos I have a good support network and he doesn’t have anyone else really. Our mum passed away years ago and he has never seen his dad. We’re in a tier 2 area.
Please don’t flame me, I just want to know if it would be in the rules that i could meet him to offer him some support