Work with us
Work with us
Find out about the partners who help us to support individuals and communities across our region.
Do you want to work with us?
Our partners work with us in many ways including:
- raising awareness of our many affordability schemes and increasing take up
- providing customers with expert and independent debt advice, benefits checks and income maximisation
- alerting people to Priority Services and the extra care we can offer.
If you would like to work with Wessex Water, please get in touch.
Alternatively, if you would like us to attend an event you are holding, please email us with further details and we will contact you shortly.

Partner funding
Funding for debt advice
We fund partners who provide debt advice and apply for our main affordability schemes on behalf of their clients.
Funding grants are determined by the volume of applications to our schemes in each year. Grant application forms for existing partners are now open until 9th April 2021.
Existing partner application form
If you are a new organisation and would like to apply for funding you can do so by completing our form.
New organisation application form
Quarterly reports
If your organisation currently receives funding from Wessex Water, or Wessex Water and Bristol Water, to provide holistic debt advice and apply for our affordability schemes on behalf of your clients you are required to submit quarterly reports.
The quarterly reports for 21/22 are due on:
Q1 16th July 2021
Q2 15th Oct 2021
Q3 14th Jan 2022
Q4 8th April 2022
Money Matters and hard to reach projects
We also fund local community projects to reach out to customers in the most deprived areas and to develop customers' financial capability.
Who we're working with

Auriga

First Steps Bath

Rural Services Partnership
Working closely with the RSN’s local authority members, the RSP is the only national champion for rural services in England. The RSP works for the benefit of all rural sectors through a membership organisation which lobbies and advocates on behalf of rural service providers. The RSP lobbies for a fair deal for rural communities to maintain and enhance their social and economic wellbeing and viability.

SSEN
Wessex Water and SSEN both have Priority Services Registers and are working with partners to provide customers with one point of contact to sign up to both Priority Registers. Through collaboration there are opportunities to reach out to more customers in their shared geographical area to offer extra help and support.
For more information on their work, please contact stakeholder engagement manager, Alison Dean on alison.dean@sse.com.

Western Power Distribution
Wessex Water and WPD both hold have a free Priority Services Register, to provide extra support for those that need it, during a water or power outage. We are working together and with customers consent, share information so that once a customer is signed up to one register they can be automatically registered with the other.