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Relational Mentoring Services
Current services
This page is updated monthly with information about the Wise Group’s current support services and how you can make a referral. All our services are available free of charge.
We welcome new referrals from our partners who are working in the community with people struggling with issues including mental health, unemployment and fuel poverty.
For further information or if you have any questions you can also reach us at buildingbridges@thewisegroup.co.uk and a member of the team will be in touch.
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Relational Mentoring - Scotland
Relational Mentoring – Scotland
Funded by the Scottish Government’s Fuel Insecurity Fund, the Wise Group provides Relational Mentoring support to vulnerable households to move them onto a positive journey out of poverty.
Our mentors’ holistic approach will give you one-to-one support to better understand the wider needs of the household and support you in addressing them to break down barriers and achieve positive progress. This may include support for skills, employability, community justice, and home energy.
Current Opportunities: Our Relational Mentoring service is available to households across Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Inverclyde, the Scottish Borders, South Lanarkshire, and North Lanarkshire.
For enquiries – Visit our web page or email srm@thewisegroup.co.uk
Relational Mentoring - North East England
Relational Mentoring – North East England
Our Relational Mentoring service provides free-to-access, holistic support to help you deal with the issues you are experiencing and to make positive steps forward.
For more information on the service please visit our web page.
Services to help people manage their energy costs
Home Energy Scotland
Home Energy Scotland is a free, impartial advice service to help householders, communities & employers across Scotland to create warmer homes, reduce fuel bills and help tackle climate change.
Current Opportunities: Our experts can help people, whether they own or rent their property and whatever someone’s level of income. We can check eligibility for discounts from energy suppliers and funding and grants available for new boilers, insulation & heating systems. Support for employers and community includes free online energy saving workshops. We can also work with you to deliver a tailored programme for your organisation. In addition to practical advice, workshop benefits include improved wellbeing by helping colleagues working remotely feel connected.
To make a referral call freephone 0808 808 2282
Home Energy Advice Team
Our Home Energy Advice Team (HEAT) support vulnerable households living in fuel fear and at risk of limiting their energy supply, or self-disconnection.
Current opportunities: With more people staying at home, there is increased risk of households falling further into fuel poverty as a result of financial strain. HEAT advisors will provide advice and support to manage household energy usage, access industry initiatives and seek income maximisation for customers.
To make a referral call freephone 0800 092 9002
Services for people looking to get back into work
Fair Start Scotland
is open to anyone who is currently unemployed and looking to get back into work. Our dedicated work coaches offer weekly one to one sessions with people to develop their employment skills, complete job related training, update CVs and support with applications – whatever is needed. Fair Start Scotland offers up to 12 months of pre-employment support and 12 months of in work support.
Current opportunities: Opportunities for customers to obtain funding to complete work related badges, qualifications and certificates they need to move into the right job for them.
To make a referral call 0300 303 3381
