Together with our established network of Safe & Warm community partners, we’re helping families stay safe and warm at home through our energy safeguarding and financial resilience programmes.
We’re trusted to walk through the doors of around 300,000 homes each year as we respond to gas emergencies and upgrade our network. Being invited through the front door is a responsibility we take very seriously.
Our unique position makes us well placed to both provide direct support and coordinate access to a wider network of services to help people use energy safely, efficiently and affordably.
We look after our communities, working hand in hand with expert organisations to get help and support to those most vulnerable. Our people are trained and skilled to recognise our customers' needs, and it's in our nature to go above and beyond.
Our programmes
Providing services beyond the meter
We’re helping vulnerable households as we go about our day-to-day operational work by providing direct ‘beyond the meter’ services.
More projects coming soon
Supporting priority customer groups
We’ve designed programmes targeted at key priority customer groups that are most likely to need trusted help to maintain a safe and warm home.
These include, but are not limited to, critically ill people, digitally and culturally excluded groups, disabled people, families with young children, financially vulnerable people, people with mental health conditions, older people, unpaid carers, and young at-risk people.
More projects coming soon
- Action Hampshire, Safe and Warm Communities
- Age Scotland, Safe and Warm Homes
- Age UK Oxfordshire, Inclusive Oxfordshire
- ALLIANCE Scotland, The Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland
- Alzheimer's and Dementia Support Services (ADSS), Kent dementia support
- Alzheimer's Society, Dementia Energy Advice
- Arun & Chichester Citizens Advice and Carers Support West Sussex, Energy for Carers
- Carers Trust, Alleviating unpaid carers from fuel poverty
- CHAS and BGET, Supporting Families Together
- Children First, Keeping children warm and well
- Crunch Media, Digital PSR campaign
- Cruse, Cruse Bereavement Support
- deafPLUS, EnergyPLUS
- Dementia Support Hampshire & IOW, Hampshire and Isle of Wight dementia support
- Home-Start UK, Fuelling Futures
- Independent Age, Safe Homes for Older People
- Kidney Care UK, Safe and Warm
- Kidney Care UK and PSR Scotland, Safe and Warm
- Maggie’s, Maggie’s centres – Safe and warm
- Marie Curie, Companions in the Community
- Mencap, My Network Energy Advice
- Mental Health UK, Mental Health UK advisers service
- Money Ready, Fuelling Financial Independence
- NEA, Empowered by Energy
- NEA, Warm Welcome
- Parsley Box, PSR awareness
- Positive Action in Housing, Save energy, stay warm
- Sage House, West Sussex dementia support
- Shelter, Supporting people to thrive at home
- Sue Ryder, Safe & Warm
- The Princess Royal Trust for Carers in Hampshire, Home and Well – Carers Support Service
- Together for Short Lives, Together for Short Lives
- VOCAL, Safe and Warm Energy Scheme for Carers
Tackling fuel poverty and energy affordability
We’re delivering targeted support for customers struggling to afford energy in the most vulnerable geographical areas within our networks, identified by our Vulnerability Index data.
More projects coming soon
- Arun and Chichester Citizens Advice, Welcoming Warm Spaces Sussex
- Brighton & Hove City Council, Warmth for Wellbeing
- CAHN, Safer Homes
- Centre for Sustainable Energy, Safe and Warm Community Scheme
- Changeworks, Tenant Energy Support
- Changeworks and New Start Highland, Highland Affordable Warm
- Changeworks and Penicuik Citizens Advice Bureau, Midlothian Affordable Warmth
- Changeworks and StepChange, Affordable Warmth Advocacy South-East
- Citizens Advice, Bright Futures Energy Champions
- Citizens Advice East Dorset and Purbeck, Breaking Barriers
- Citizens Advice Hampshire, Home and Well
- Citizens Advice Rushmoor, Switched On
- Citizens Advice Sussex, Tackling fuel poverty together
- Citizens Advice West Northants & Cherwell, Energy Matters
- Community Energy Pathways, Community Energy Advice Partnership
- CREW Energy and Habitats & Heritage, South West London Energy Advice Partnership
- Energy Action Scotland, Safe and Warm in Scotland’s Communities
- Energy Systems Catapult, Warm Home Prescription
- Fuel Bank Foundation, Fuel crisis support
- Fuel Bank Foundation, Young people and families in fuel crisis
- Getting Better Together, Shotts Healthy Living
- Good Neighbours Network and Citizens Advice Hampshire, Home & Well
- Greener Kirkcaldy, Safe and Warm Fife
- Greener Kirkcaldy, Warm Homes Fife
- Groundwork South, Green Doctors
- Healthy Homes Solutions, VRS Healthy Homes Initiative
- IE Hub, Money management tool
- IncomeMax, Maximising incomes to keep homes warm
- Kent County Council, Digital Kent
- Make Life Better, Unlocking unclaimed benefits
- Money Ready, Financial inclusion and energy saving schools programme
- National Energy Action (NEA), Warm Homes, Healthy Futures
- National Energy Foundation (NEF), Better Housing Better Health
- Repowering London, Warm and Well Networks in Lambeth
- Ridgewater Energy, Help for Warmth Dorset
- Scarf, Aberdeen HEAT
- Scarf and Dundee City Council, Dundee Heat
- SELCE and Thinking Works, South London Together
- Selkirk Regeneration, Sustainable Borders
- South Lanarkshire Council, Energy Support
- South Seeds, Safely back on supply
- SPFL Trust, Game Energy
- Surrey County Council, Warm Welcome
- Warm Welcome, Energy safeguarding in the heart of the community
- Warmworks, Warmworks Aftercare Service
- Wise Group, Supporting communities across Falkirk
- YES Energy Solutions, Holistic energy advisers service
- YMCA, Cost-of-Living Project
Reducing carbon monoxide harm
We’re increasing awareness and reducing carbon monoxide harm among those groups most at risk through our data-driven approach.
More projects coming soon
- APPCOG and Policy Connect, CO Awareness Week 2022
- Bonanza Creative, CO awareness in schools
- Egnida, Raising CO awareness using augmented reality
- Eleven Miles, Collaborative GDN winter and summer awareness campaigns
- Heavenly and Campus Group, Game Over
- iPiP, elearning for healthcare
- Policy Connect, CO Safe 4 Summer campaign
- Sia Partners, CO Partnership Ecosystem (COPE)
- SP Energy Networks, Priority Services Register – CO pilot
Want to know more?
Vulnerability strategy
Read our vulnerability strategy and find out what we are doing to help vulnerable customers.
VCMA mechanism
Find out more about the Vulnerability and Carbon Monoxide Allowance.
Getting involved
Get in touch with our Social Impact team to find out more about working with us.