Warm hearts, Warm spaces

Winter can be a difficult time, particularly when household budgets are under pressure. Warm Spaces and Winter Resilience Hubs provide welcoming places across Burnley where you can stay warm, meet other people and feel connected to your local community.

Warm Spaces offer a warm, safe and friendly place to spend time, with opportunities to have a hot drink, chat, take part in activities and meet others.

Winter Resilience Hubs offer this and more. They are part of a joined-up “no wrong door” network, helping you connect with the right information, advice and support at an early stage. This could include support with money, energy, housing, food, health and wellbeing, or other local services.

You don’t need to be in crisis to use a Warm Space or Winter Resilience Hub, and you won’t be judged. Whether you want somewhere warm and welcoming, would like to meet people, take part in an activity or need help finding the right support, you’ll be welcome.

Together, our Warm Spaces and Winter Resilience Hubs aim to make sure that no one in Burnley has to face winter alone.

For organisations

If you are an organisation that can offer a Warm Space or resilience Hub you can find out how to register.

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