Happy Healthy Homes

We are working in collaboration with Haywire and Outside Lives to reach communities across Denbighshire.
How do we help?
Through our range of services, including over-the-phone assistance, in-person workshops and outreach, Warm Wales are addressing diverse needs, from energy and water related issues to emergency food and fuel banks.
This enhanced assistance encompasses the provision of fuel bank vouchers, food bank parcels, debt advice and support, water debt and support, support with social tariffs for energy and water, income maximisation, and a holistic focus on health and well-being, among other vital services.
In addition to this direct help for householders, Haywire has delivered energy efficiency workshops in local schools, engaging primary and secondary pupils and promoting a greater understanding of energy-related concepts aligned with their curriculum. Haywire have also worked with pupils to create an educational performance piece which is being delivered in high schools to further raise awareness about keeping warm affordably.
Meanwhile, Outside Lives have been leading in volunteer recruitment of Energy Champions. The volunteers have received training from Warm Wales to equip them to raise awareness in their local communities of the help available for people struggling to keep their homes warm.
This project is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. The UK Shared Prosperity Fund aims to improve pride in place and increase life chances across the UK investing in communities and place, supporting local business, and people and skills. The project is supported by Denbighshire county council.



