Supporting people and communities to change the way they use energy.

Our vision is of a stable climate with energy for all. We work with home-owners, tenants, landlords, and community organisations, changing the way they use energy to stay warm and healthy, cut costs, and increase energy resilience.

We are proud to be award-winning, independent, and evidence-based.

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  • Elderly man with oxygen mask at home.

    From fear to freedom: how NHS Retrofit gave Peter his home back

    Cheltenham resident Peter had lived in his 1990s bungalow for four years. Despite being relatively modern, it wasn’t proving to be the welcoming home he had hoped for. Because he relies on a breathing ventilator to manage a chronic health condition, Peter already faced higher than average electricity bills and the bungalow’s poor insulation was…

  • Aerial view of a rural community building with solar panels on the roof

    Windfall funding to benefit sustainability projects in Carno area

    Windfall funding to benefit sustainability projects in Carno area. Opportunity opens for community groups to apply for grants up to £20,000

  • Image shows 3 women standing together in an office with people on an adviceline in the background. They are holding a trophy and a certificate

    Severn Wye wins national health award for outstanding partnership work with the NHS

    Severn Wye wins national health award for outstanding partnership work with the NHS. Warmth on Prescription and NHS Retrofit have won ‘best not for profit partnership with the NHS’ at the Health Service Journal Partnership Awards which recognise outstanding collaborations with the NHS.

  • A megaphone with the words' We've donated' to show support for the community energy campaign

    Severn Wye backs ‘Up the Energy’ campaign

    A campaign to help grow the movement for community energy across the UK has been backed by Severn Wye which has become a founding partner in Community England’s crowdfunding drive.

  • A worried woman sitting in the dark on the edge of her bed or sofa

    Being mindful of cold homes

    This Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re reflecting on the impact that cold homes have on people’s mental health, and how improving energy efficiency can be a first step towards better wellbeing. Your home should be the place you feel safe. We spend most of our time at home and many of us work there too,…

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Impact Report 2024–2025

Every year we release an Impact Report that looks back at the activities and services we have invested in to make a positive impact on the world around us. It helps us to remain focused, committed and proud of our work.


home visits

energy saved over 15 years

tonnes of CO2 lifetime savings

cases handled