Help with fuel and energy costs
Fuel support from Saint Vincent de Paul
The Society of St Vincent de Paul provides a wide range of services for vulnerable people through their local offices and shops. They can also help people struggling with fuel poverty. Referrals can be made by local support agencies, or individuals/families can self refer and a representative of St Vincent de Paul will carry out a needs assessment. Please use the contact details below to access support:
Contact details for Saint Vincent de Paul
Fermanagh Area
Derrylin – 07873240493
Ederney – 07864726536
Enniskillen – 02866347788 (also covers Derrygonnelly, Arney, Belcoo, Garrison, Belleek)
Kinawley – 07732222137
Irvinestown – 07738838205
Lisnaskea – 07803536149
Newtownbutler – 07966718749
Tempo – 07736149986
Omagh Area
Beragh – 07738837875
Carrickmore – 07738838216
Dromore – 07379455844
Drumquin – 07548464927
Fintona – 07803551793
Killyclogher – 07738837992
Omagh – 07738837991
Strathroy – 07738838066
Fuel Stamp Scheme
St Vincent de Paul also operate a Fuel Stamp Scheme within the District. Stamps can be purchased from a number of retailers, including:
- Beragh Credit Union – 46 Main Street, Beragh
- Crozier’s Day Today – 44 Main Street, Seskinore
- Spar Ballygawley – 232 Omagh Road, Ballygawley
- Nearbuy – Main Street, Dromore
- McBrides Spar – Main Street, Dromore
- Omagh Credit Union – John Street, Omagh
- Newtownstewart Credit Union
- Duncan Shop / Post Office – Main Street, Drumquin
- SVP Shop – Castle Street, Omagh
- SVP Shop – Mullaghmore, Omagh
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Eurospar, Fintona
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Supervalu, Fintona
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Carrickmore Credit Union
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Lisnaskea Post Office, 193-195 Main Street, Lisnaskea
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Lisnaskea Credit Union, 86 Main Street, Lisnaskea
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Eurospar, 31-33 Main Street, Lisnaskea
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Maguiresbridge Post Office, 8 Boyhill Road, Tattinderry, Maguiresbridge
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Brookeborough Post Office, 29 Main Street, Aghalun, Brookeborough
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Lisbellaw Post Office, 9-13 Main Street, Mullybrit, Lisbellaw
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Ederney Post Office, 7 Church Street, Ederney
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Kesh Post Office, 19 Main Street, Rosscolban, Kesh
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Chanterhill Post Office, 39 Irvines Crescent, Enniskillen
National Energy Action
National Energy Action is the national fuel poverty charity, working to ensure that everyone in Northern Ireland is warm and safe at home.
If you or someone you know can’t afford to heat their home, National Energy Advice offer a range of advice and support.
Visit https://www.nea.org.uk/northern-ireland/
Affordable Warmth Scheme
The Affordable Warmth Scheme is directed at low income households and aims to address the effects of fuel poverty and energy inefficiency.
To make an application to the Affordable Warmth Scheme, customers can contact The NI Energy Advice Service (NIEAS) by:
tel.: 0800 111 44 55
email: NIenergyadvice@nihe.gov.uk
More information is available at: https://www.nihe.gov.uk/housing-help/affordable-warmth-boiler-replacement/affordable-warmth-scheme
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