Overview

Discover funding and support to help your organisation reduce energy bills, improve efficiency, and build long-term resilience through the Energy Resilience Fund.

Discover how social investment can help your organisation reduce energy costs, improve efficiency, and create more sustainable spaces. Learn what the Energy Resilience Fund can support, check your eligibility, hear real-life stories and get your questions answered by the team behind the fund.

Register now to secure your free place!

Who is this webinar for

Charities and social enterprises based and operating in England,  looking to improve their energy resilience and reduce energy costs.

What is the Energy Resilience Fund

The Fund supports a wide range of energy-efficiency measures, including:

  • Energy-efficient lighting
  • Insulation, glazing and ventilation upgrades
  • Small-scale wind turbines
  • Solar PV systems and battery storage
  • Solar water heating systems
  • Heat pumps
  • Electric vehicles

Funding can cover capital and labour costs, project management, staff training, revenue losses, and contingency costs. Eligible charities will receive a free energy audit and expert support throughout the process.

You can find out more about the Fund here

Insights from organisations like yours

Through practical examples, presentations, and shared learning, you'll gain the knowledge and confidence to explore social investment as a potential way to strengthen your organisation, improve your facilities, and create long-term savings.

During this session, you'll hear directly from Trinity Winchester about their experience of securing funding through the Energy Resilience Fund and the difference it is making to their organisation.

Read their story on the Homeless Link webpage here

You'll also hear how other organisations have benefited from the fund, using it to improve their premises, reduce energy bills, and create a more sustainable future.

Speakers include

Christian Stannard, Senior Relationship Manager, Social Investment Business

Laura Miles, Funding and Marketing Manager, Trinity Winchester

Event duration: 1 hour

Homeless Link is committed to equity, diversity and inclusion. We must recognise and value differences, as well as recognising and redressing inequality and inequity. We want to ensure our attendees are able to feel engaged by our content, so if you have any requirements regarding accessibility and more, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us and we will do our best to accommodate your requests.

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Nitya Teagarajan

Nitya Teagarajan

Senior Social Investment Programme Manager