Auriga changes lives every day
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Auriga’s unique array of award-winning services change lives. Our clients include leading UK utility companies, local authorities, charities and the NHS whose objectives are to address the financial well-being of vulnerable customers. Acting as a not-for-profit social enterprise, we manage dedicated funds to give people a lifeline out of situations that may be overwhelming them, and to help them make permanent
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Working in partnership with npower has a positive impact on customers experiencing financial distress
Matt Cole, Head of policy & social energy at npower talks about the relationship with Auriga. The benefits of partnership working and the passion Auriga has to help those that are vulnerable.
Holistic Approach
Auriga look beyond the immediate financial difficulties offering a complete package.
Some of our services enable us to visit people in their homes, although the majority of the work can be via the telephone.
Auriga’s focus on providing excellent customer service is paramount treating every individual with dignity and respect.
Services
Working with you, we design bespoke services to address all your needs and desired outcomes to meet your objectives.
Our services include:
Grant administration, Social tariff assessments, Welfare benefits and debt advice, Warm Home Discount assessments. HCRO audits, Corporate governance, Marketing, Finance and Training.
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News
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Keeping on the right side of the Charity Commission
The Charities Commission have recently frozen certain charities’ assets due to concerns over a lack of effective governance.
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Thames Water Trust Fund show support at Centre 70 event
Recently our colleagues at Thames Water Trust Fund attended a reception held at Houses of Parliament for Centre 70 to celebrate and raise awareness of the work they do.
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Auriga’s Welfare Service Enhances Renal Patient’s Independence
Parveen is a single parent who lives in Birmingham with her 12-year-old daughter. During her pregnancy she was diagnosed with renal failure which now means she has to receive treatment three times a week.
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Case Studies
