As a Disabled People User Led organisation, working across Tees Valley, the project will use the Social Model of Disability, and the organisation’s experience as disabled people, to reduce and…
They will continue to provide in-depth support for vulnerable consumers with mental health challenges and through its continuing partnership with Cornwall Mind, they will help these clients sustain engagement in…
Community Action Northumberland will provide a high level of support to rural residents through energy advice from energy advisors, including one-to-one advice, group advice. They are committed to reducing fuel…
Citizens Advice Mid Mercia will lead an innovative collaboration between three Local Citizens Advice, local foodbanks, and Beat the Cold, to identify and engage with vulnerable Foodbank-users in East Staffordshire,…
Centre for Sustainable Energy will continue the Warmer Homes Advice and Money project (WHAM), which supports Bristol and North Somerset’s most vulnerable residents – giving advice on energy, money and…
Caritas Salford aims to tackle poverty in very deprived communities across Greater Manchester and Lancashire. They provide a practical response to those in crisis and suffering hardship through 12 community…
The project will retrofit empty homes with teams of local volunteers, and homeless people who then will move into the homes on completion. Canopy Community Retrofit will combine its ‘self-help’…
Warm Connections provides a free, impartial energy advice service to households, focussing on reducing carbon emissions through behavioural changes, energy saving measures and renewable technologies. The project area covers Aberfeldy…
Heat networks are a vital component of the UK’s net zero strategy. They offer substantial opportunities in decarbonising heat, reducing end-user heating costs and decoupling consumers from energy market volatility.…
The project will establish a new community energy team to support the most vulnerable within the Govan community to deal with fuel poverty. It will partner with Govan’s three Housing…
