Winter Wellbeing in the Bay of Colwyn
Winter can be a challenging time for many, with shorter days, colder weather, and increased pressures on household budgets. To support residents across the Bay of Colwyn, we’ve brought together a range of local and national services that can help you stay well, safe, and connected during the colder months. Whether you’re looking for advice on keeping your home warm, support with energy costs, ideas to boost your mental wellbeing, or ways to stay active and involved in your community, this page is here to guide you to the right resources. Explore the links below to find practical help and information on:
Warm Welcome Spaces
Find a welcoming place where you can drop in to stay warm, have a chat, and enjoy a safe, friendly environment.
Energy Advice & Support
Get guidance on reducing energy use, improving home efficiency, and accessing grants or schemes to help with heating costs. The Centre for Sustainable Energy (CSE) helps families save money on energy bills and make homes warmer.
Financial Help
Information on local and national support with bills, benefits, and managing money during the winter months.
Community, Wellbeing & Care
Find support and opportunities to stay connected, active, and well this winter. From local events, clubs, and volunteering, to tailored resources for older residents and carers, you’ll discover advice, activities, and networks to help you look after yourself and those around you.
We can also offer small or wellbeing grants to community organisations that provide support during the winter months. These grants can help local groups run warm hubs, host social activities, or offer other services that make a real difference to residents’ wellbeing. If your organisation would like to apply, please get in touch with us or visit our Grants and Funding page for full details and an application form.
Running a Project?
Let us know if you’re running a project to help your community this winter – we can help spread the word via our digital noticeboards and social media pages.