Homeless charity concerned over energy costs
Summary
A homeless charity in Jersey is worried that rising energy costs will make it hard for people to heat their homes during cold months. The Shelter Trust chairman, Mike Powell, noted that more than 100 people are currently housed in the charity's hostels, but many others are close to becoming homeless. Jersey Electricity and the Government of Jersey are offering support and payment options to help households manage their heating costs.Key Facts
- The Shelter Trust is concerned about people struggling to afford energy bills in Jersey.
- Some people are unable to heat their homes properly due to high energy costs.
- The charity currently houses over 100 people in its hostels.
- The Government of Jersey offers financial help for heating, such as cold weather payments and bonuses.
- Jersey Electricity advises customers to contact them for support if they have trouble paying bills.
- The My JE app can help islanders monitor and manage their electricity usage.
- Energy and food prices may lead to more people needing charity assistance.
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