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Severn Wye

Impact Report 2025-26: Delivering with purpose in a changing world

Severn Wye's Impact Report 2025-26 shows how the charity helped people overcome fuel poverty and cut energy costs and carbon across Gloucestershire, South Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Powys and Ceredigion. Its free adviceline handled some 7,500 calls, and its Warmth on Prescription scheme received 177 referrals and supported 169 clients, distributing £83,500 between 169 households in winter 2025-26. The report also covers the NHS Retrofit pilot, in which nineteen properties were retrofitted with estimated annual energy cost savings of £947 per property.

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Severn Wye is a charity changing the way people use energy, to cut costs and carbon. It supports people to overcome fuel poverty through advice, home visits and grants, and works with health and housing partners on warmer, more efficient homes.

Key Metrics

7,500 calls handled by the free adviceline during the year
£83,500 distributed between 169 households in winter 2025-26
19 properties retrofitted under the NHS Retrofit pilot

Key Outcomes

  • Around 90% of Warmth on Prescription respondents said they no longer avoided using their heating
  • 60% of respondents agreed their physical health had improved after six months
  • Estimated annual energy cost savings of £947 per retrofitted property, an average drop of 67%

Geography

England and Wales

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