Perpetual Guardian Senior Support
Helping Southland seniors live in warmer, healthier, and more comfortable homes.
Through funding provided by the Guy Anson Waddel Charitable Trust, eligible Southland seniors may be able to access additional support towards insulation and heating improvements.
About the Programme
Awarua Synergy is proud to work alongside Perpetual Guardian and the Guy Anson Waddel Charitable Trust to help improve housing outcomes for senior citizens throughout Southland.
The Trust supports charitable initiatives that improve the wellbeing of older people, particularly those living in Invercargill and Bluff.
Funding may be available to assist eligible seniors who need insulation, heating, or other improvements that help create a warmer, healthier home.
Helping Southland Seniors Stay Warm
If you’re aged 65 or over and need support with insulation or heating costs, contact Awarua Synergy today to explore what funding may be available.
Who May Be Eligible?
Funding is intended to support Southland seniors who need assistance to improve the warmth and health of their home.
Why Warm Homes Matter
Better Health
Warmer homes can help reduce the risks associated with cold living conditions.Greater Comfort
Enjoy a home that is easier to heat and more comfortable year-round.Lower Energy Costs
Well-insulated homes require less energy to stay warm.Improved Wellbeing
A healthier home contributes to better overall quality of life.How the Process Works
Check Eligibility
Speak with our team to see what funding may be available.Home Assessment
We’ll assess your home and identify opportunities for improvement.Funding Review
Available subsidies and grant support are explored.Installation
Approved insulation or heating improvements are completed.Enjoy the Benefits
Experience a warmer, healthier and more comfortable home.Helping Southland Seniors Stay Warm
If you’re aged 65 or over and need support with insulation or heating costs, contact Awarua Synergy today to explore what funding may be available.
Check My Eligibility
