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Footprint Trust highlight the 14 per cent of Isle of Wight homes that rely on domestic oil, bottled gas, coal or wood to heat their homes, none of which are covered by the Ofgem price cap
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Funding is available to schools, churches and local voluntary and charity groups to coordinate a range of measures that support families facing hardship
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The General Manager at Footprint Trust says, "The government is not to blame for the international crises, but it does have time to act now, to prevent thousands of Islanders falling into fuel poverty"
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The grants are for organisations and groups who are helping to support vulnerable households this winter
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The £8,000 from Wight Community Energy will be used to help tackle fuel and child poverty on the Isle of Wight
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The grants are specifically intended to fund organisations to help families in need with food, energy and water bills
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If you work with a community group or charity that can help those struggling during the pandemic, don't miss the chance to apply for a cash grant from the council
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The Green Grants support those most in need by helping to raise the energy efficiency of their homes, cut energy bills and reduce their carbon emissions
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Colin Palmer from Wight Community Energy says a radical approach is needed if we are to be successful in achieving a shift to 100% renewable energy
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Many families will be having to make the choice of heating or eating as the winter draws in. Speak to the Footprint Trust about how they might be able to help you reduce your fuel bills.
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The Island’s energy-saving experts The Footprint Trust have been awarded funding to help people struggling with energy bills.
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The Footprint Trust say they come across many young families and pensioners who are already making the choice between heating and eating.
