Corlan is a lively community, a hub for the third sector in Flintshire, providing office accommodation, training and meeting facilities, and a printing unit which are available to both tenants and visitors. In addition to Flintshire Voluntary Council and the Voluntary Centre itself the following organisations are based in Corlan:
North Wales Deaf Association
Provides a range of services for Deaf, Deafened, Deafblind and Hard of Hearing People. These services include: advice and information, community support, interpreting services, deaf awareness training, equipment assessment, support services for deaf children. For more information contact: Tel: 01492 530013 Fax 01492 532615 Minicom 01492 524983 Email: info@deafassociation.co.uk Website: www.deafassociation.co.uk
Home-start Flintshire
We provide non-judgmental practical and emotional support to families who find parenting a struggle. Our volunteers help to build the family’s confidence and ability to cope. Volunteers receive ongoing training and support. Tel: 01352 744060 Email: admin@home-startflintshire.org.uk Website: www.home-startflintshire.org.uk
Menter Iaith Sir y Fflint
We promote and expand the use of the Welsh language in the county. We work with organisations and individuals to develop projects which promote bi-lingualism. We encourage Welsh speakers and learners to practice their Welsh in social setting by organising activities and events to celebrate Welsh language and culture. Tel: 01352 744040 Email: gwybod@menteriaithsiryfflint.co.uk Website: www.menteriaithsiryfflint.co.uk
North Wales Energy Advice Centre
North Wales Energy Advice Centre is a social enterprise that works with local authorities in North Wales to provide free and impartial advice about all aspects of energy use in the home. Work is also carried out with community organisations and small businesses, including providing energy training/presentations. Advice includes energy use reduction through property improvements and behavioural changes, selection of heating and renewable energy options and changing energy supplier. We provide up to date information about available grants and make direct referrals to approved local installers.
We provide assistance with fuel debt, including negotiating with the energy suppliers, and if necessary contacting the energy Ombudsman on the clients behalf.
We work in partnership with Flintshire County Council in delivering their Affordable Warmth Scheme which can access crisis funding to implement energy measures for vulnerable and in need Flintshire households.
Tel : 01352 876040 Freephone : 0800 954 0658 Web : www.nweeac.org.uk Facebook : North Wales Energy Advice Centre Twitter : @NWenergyadvice Main Contact : Steve Woosey Email : steve@nweeac.org.uk
Nacro – Flintshire Doorstop Project
Nacro Flintshire Doorstop project works with people who may have or has experienced substance / alcohol misuse. Flintshire Doorstop is a temporary supported housing scheme for people 18+ who are homeless and require tenancy support and support to overcome their substance / alcohol misuse issues. Tenancies are temporary with Clwyd Alyn Housing and Nacro offer floating support, individuals must engage with Nacro at least twice a week in order to maintain their tenancy.
Referrals come through Flintshire Single Access Route and are generally from Community Drug and Alcohol Service or Arch Initiatives however we will accept referrals from Flintshire Housing Options, CAIS and Probation as long as they are eligible for the project. Individuals must be motivated and committed to working with all agencies.
The aims of the project are to support individuals to maintain their tenancy whilst working through their action plans and empowering them to develop the skills to live independently. Once individuals are equipped with these skills and have completed their action plans they will be supported to move on to permanent accommodation. We work closely with Flintshire Supporting People, Clwyd Alyn Housing, Arch Initiatives and Community Drug and Alcohol Team.
For more information contact 01352 744051 or email Wendy.hayes@nacro.org.uk
