Winter Warm Campaign
Staying Safe and Warm this Winter
We’re here to support those living with dementia to stay safe, warm, and comfortable at home this winter.
In partnership with SGN, we’re bringing you the latest advice and practical support to help you manage your energy needs with confidence.
Reach out to us today and discover how we can guide and support you through the winter months—and beyond!
Handy tips from our Home Energy Advisor, Kelly, on how to keep safe and warm during the cold winter months
1. Home Appliances
• Ensure boiler and appliance have been serviced by Gas safe registered engineer
• Insulation – Walls and Roof (Consider planning for next winter)
• Make sure radiators are free from
being blocked by large furniture
• Set timers for heating
2. Home Environment
• Draught excluders – seal in the heat and block out the cold
• Keeping your curtains closed can block out draughts
• Radiator heat deflector – reserves heat to remain in the room
• Keeping doors and windows closed
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarms
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If you suspect carbon monoxide (CO) in your home or notice symptoms of CO poisoning, call the National Gas Emergency Service immediately at 0800 111 999. Your safety comes first!
Top tips for keeping yourself safe and warm at home
• Using blankets
• Wearing layers – vest’s, jumpers, cardigans, dressing gowns, thermal clothing & slippers
• Hot water bottles (If safe to do so)
• Wheat warmers and hand warmers
• Electric heated blankets and pads
(If safe to do so)
• Electric foot warmer (If safe to do so)
• Warm drinks – Thermo flask/cup
(If safe to do so).
PLEASE NOTE: Not all tips will be applicable to all persons. People with dementia have varying perception and this should be taken into consideration.
Contact our Home Energy Advisor
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