Applications are now open.
Glasgwegians have said they can 'breathe again' after a £9 million fund has helped them pay their energy bills.
"I have arthritis and I look after my two great-grandchildren after school so it’s important for my home to be warm. "The Fuel Insecurity Fund directly assists those facing difficulties in paying for energy and at risk of self-disconnection or rationing their usage. "This is supporting upwards of 15,000 households to date and is set to further grow across Scotland this year.
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