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RVE offer free energy advice sessions at Rossendale health centres, un partnership with Citizen’s Advice.
Health centre pop-up times; ● Tuesday morning - Haslingden Health Centre, 10am till 12pm. ● Tuesday afternoon - Rawtenstall Health Centre, 1:30pm till 3:30pm. ● Wednesday afternoon - Bacup Health Centre, alternate times; 10am till 12pm OR 1pm till 3pm Rossendale Council produce a monthly bulletin with our health and community partners to keep you updated on the community support and activities happening across Rossendale.  Please find attached the February newsletter. As with previous editions, recipients are encouraged to forward the newsletter to anyone who may benefit from reading it. The latest news from VIC is included, and all previous copies are available on the website. The VIC Facebook page and group are regularly updated with further news and information.
For those requiring hard copies of the newsletter, the team can be contacted on 01706 833180. Copies of all newsletters and the latest updates can also be downloaded from the website. Both the website and Facebook page are regularly updated with information on VIC services and activities: www.veteransincommunities.org and Veterans in Communities Facebook.  Your latest news for carers in East Lancashire
· What's On in March · Carers Meetups · Trip to Settle · Eid Celebration - 8th April · Understanding Dementia · Breast Cancer Screening · Parkinson's Movement Classes · New Catering Offers! · Charity fundraisers Hello everyone and Happy New Year! We are delighted to release our first newsletter of 2025! Starting off with some good news, we have successfully completed our Octopus Contract and were able to reach 5000 referrals! Still needing HEAT Support? We are happy to tell you that our Scottish Power contract is accepting referrals from now until 31st March. This can be accessed using the following link: Scottish Power Referral Form.
Rossendale Valley Energy is a community energy group founded in 2022, with the help of local community members and support from Valley Heritage. We are a community-led, not-for-profit group unique to the Rossendale Valley. We aim to help Rossendale live in warmer, healthier homes without extra cost and improve our fuel security in a fair and affordable way. 
  Lots of information and opportunities in the newsletter this week. Items around the National Lottery call for Grant Holder Support, member experiences of the Community Recovery Fund, and the piece in the Health Service Journal about reductions in funding all speak to the wider environment.
 Pendle Borough Council are now taking Expressions of Interest for their 2025 Holiday Activities and Food programme (HAF) 'Fun Vibes, Active Lives'. The HAF Programme supports families experiencing cost of living challenges. HAF provides enrichment activities and nutritious meals to children and young people who get free school meals.
 Happy New Year!
In 2024, we saw communities across the country stepping up to take meaningful action for people, climate and nature, uniting to build a greener, fairer future. While the start of a new year can often feel daunting, we know that by coming together, we can be a powerful catalyst for change. This year, we’ll be sharing more opportunities to take action together. To help get things started, I thought I would share some funding opportunities, new resources, and things you can do to take action for people, climate and nature this January. Rossendale Council produce a monthly bulletin with our health and community partners to keep you updated about community activity across Rossendale. This will include information on community group activities, events, health information, grants and community training opportunities. We hope you will find the bulletin useful. All published Community Bulletins are available on their website - Community Bulletins
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