The Warm Welcome Campaign is launching Warm Welcome Week to raise awareness of Warm Welcome Spaces, places offering warmth and connection to combat loneliness and soaring energy bills. New research reveals that while the number of Warm Welcome Spaces is growing, many people remain unaware of their local options. The campaign encourages everyone to wear warm colours and support the initiative by finding or opening a space in their community.
The Warm Welcome Campaign launches Warm Welcome Week today on Blue Monday, to highlight the importance of Warm Welcome Spaces where people can find a place of warmth and connection wherever they live. New research and data analysis conducted by the Warm Welcome Campaign shows that although the number of Warm Welcome Spaces is growing, with 5,000 now registered with the campaign, more work is needed to ensure everyone can find a place of warmth and belonging.
The campaign group is also encouraging more pop-up spaces to open to offer a warm, welcoming, and safe space for anyone in their community, particularly those experiencing loneliness and those who cannot afford to heat their home. “I want everyone to experience the joy of human warmth this winter at a local Warm Welcome Space. Join me in supporting Warm Welcome Week and spreading the word so that everyone knows there's a Warm Welcome Space close to home. Together we can make every community a warmer, friendlier, and more hopeful place.”
Cost Of Living help Warm Welcome Week is supported by the growing network of the Warm Welcome Campaign’s corporate partners, including Co-op, National Grid Electricity Distribution, OVO, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks, and Sky Cares.
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