Where to get help and support
If you're looking for advice or support beyond what Home Energy Scotland offers, there are other organisations that can help. Find out where to get the support you need.
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If you're looking for advice or support beyond what Home Energy Scotland offers, there are other organisations that can help. Find out where to get the support you need.
Home Energy Scotland offers free, impartial advice to help you save energy, make your home warmer and explore home energy upgrades. If that's the support you're looking for, please contact us. If you need help with something else, you can find other organisations and services below.
The Scottish Government funds organisations that give free debt advice. You can get advice by phone, online or face to face.
Visit the Scottish Government's free debt advice resource for more information.
Free and impartial advice on bills, meters, tariffs, supplier disputes and other energy-related issues.
Visit energyadvice.scot
Information on benefits, employment, housing and more. You can also request a callback from a welfare rights adviser.
Visit advice.scot
If you are struggling to pay bills and essential costs of living, find out what help may be available to you through benefits, grants and other support. You can also use their benefit calculator to check what benefits and financial support you may be entitled to.
Visit Turn2us
Shelter Scotland provides free, confidential housing and homelessness support, legal advice, and emergency assistance across Scotland.
Visit Shelter Scotland
Trading Standards Scotland provides advice on scams and consumer rights.
In Scotland, you should contact Advice Direct Scotland for consumer advice or to report a trader. They will advise you on the relevant legislation and will pass complaints on to Trading Standards where necessary. If you've been the victim of a scam, it's important to act quickly.
For more information visit Trading Standards Scotland
Contact your local Citizens Advice for free, confidential and impartial advice on energy, debt, benefits, housing and consumer issues.
Visit Citizens Advice Bureaux