Cambridgeshire ACRE offers support, resources and specialist advice to communities and partners across a wide range of topic areas connected to rural community life. Their services aim to uphold and empower the values of rural communities by building sustainable partnerships with them.
The Cambridgeshire Community Hubs Network, which operates across East Cambridgeshire, Fenland and South Cambridgeshire, provides safe, warm and welcoming spaces for people to come together to support each other.
Fuel poverty remains a persistent issue affecting millions of people across the UK, particularly those on low incomes. Facilitated by Cambridgeshire ACRE, using funding from Cadent’s Centres for Warmth initiative, residents can visit a safe and friendly environment to enjoy free refreshments and social activities, obtain information and advice, and share the company of others. The network of Community Hubs is truly community-led; coordinated and hosted by trained volunteers within the heart of local communities.
Cambridgeshire ACRE’s team of Village Agents regularly visit community hubs and are able to support any adult who is struggling personally, emotionally, medically or financially and who needs help to find solutions. Some residents live in vulnerable situations and cost of living is a concern, so they can also provide energy and benefits advice and connect people to the right services.
Visit Cambridgeshire ACRE website.
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