Hyndburn charity secures £45,000 for crisis support services
Hyndburn charity secures £45,000 for crisis support

Community Solutions North West, a local charity, has been awarded a £45,000 grant to continue supporting residents facing financial hardship and personal crises. The funding comes from Hyndburn Borough Council through a government-backed initiative, aimed at helping frontline teams provide practical assistance before challenges escalate.

Funding from Crisis and Resilience Fund

The grant is part of the Crisis and Resilience Fund, designed to support organisations working directly with vulnerable community members. The charity assists hundreds of local residents each year, offering mentoring, volunteering roles, and wellbeing support.

In addition, their advisors provide financial resilience guidance and run social programmes to combat loneliness across the borough. The funding ensures these services remain available to those who need them most.

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Charity leader welcomes support

Chris Emmerson, chief operating officer at Community Solutions North West, expressed gratitude for the award. "We are incredibly grateful to Hyndburn Borough Council and the UK Government for recognising the importance of our work," he said.

"Every day we see people struggling with the rising cost of living, unexpected financial pressures and personal crises. This funding allows us to continue providing practical support that helps individuals and families overcome immediate challenges while building the resilience to move forward with confidence," he added.

Commitment to local residents

Emmerson emphasised the charity's mission: "No one should have to face a crisis alone. This funding will help us continue working alongside local people, providing compassionate support and practical solutions that make a real difference to lives across Hyndburn."

Residents seeking support services across the area can visit the charity's website at www.csnw.co.uk for more information.

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