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Cost of living help

Here you will find links and contact details for some support groups that may be able to offer help and assistance.

Cost of living (westsuffolk.gov.uk) RCC Winter Warmth - The Rural Coffee Caravan. 

Rural Coffee Caravan: If any rural areas wish for the caravan to visit, they can request through this website: Visits - The Rural Coffee Caravan there is a tab for requesting a visit.

Local Welfare Assistance Scheme: This scheme is now self-referral for an individual/household who are experiencing financial hardship – they can make a one-off application that can take up to 14 days to come through so shouldn’t be used for emergency needs: Suffolk Local Welfare Assistance Scheme | Suffolk County Council

Suffolk infolink Community Directory - Cost of living support in Suffolk - Suffolk InfoLink | Cost of living support in Suffolk

Help for Households - Get government cost of living support

Cost of living (westsuffolk.gov.uk)

Brandon: Food Pantry and Top up Shop held at the Church Institute and run by St Peters Church who also run a number of other projects.