Salvation Army says as it gets colder 'it will start to get more challenging'
Struggling households are being offered support to tackle their rising costs as it starts to get colder and darker.
The Salvation Army is hosting a Winter Support Hub, at the Isle of Man Business Park, on Saturday (3 October).
It’s bringing together other charities and organisations who can offer free and confidential support to the ‘hardest hit people’ within the community.
“Going into the winter months when energy bills inevitably rise, budgets will be stretched and finances will be shifted so many people will feel the pressure and we want to help put plans in place to limit the struggles and so household budgets don’t buckle.” - Debbie White
Debt Advice Coordinator Debbie White says some families will have to decide between heating and eating this winter:
The Winter Support Hub will take place at the Salvation Army church and community centre between 11am and 2pm.
Other charities, and organisations, which will be present on the day are:
- Manx Care
- Douglas City Library
- Chase Wealth Solutions
- The Isle of Man Foodbank
- Age Concern Isle of Man
- Graih
- Manx Utilities
- The Office of Fair Trading
- Housing Matters
- The Community Fridge
- Financial Options
- Isle of Man Energy
The Salvation Army’s debt service is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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