About us
Warm Connections has its roots in Aberfeldy Parish Church – a Christian community which seeks to play an active and caring role in the wider community through its youth work, CAP (Christians Against Poverty), the Community Larder and one-off events.
Anna and Tom Sibbald have both spent many years working in outdoor education. Our passion for people and the environment have been threaded through all we do.
Having lost our dear old dog and faithful companion Bracken a few years ago, 2025 saw Shuna, a nine month old Romanian street dog, arrive on the scene; she more than fills the role of Warm Connections therapy dog, comedian and all round team mate.
At Warm Connections we help folk reduce their carbon footprint at home, save money, live more comfortably, and make home more energy efficient. We believe that this is only possible by taking a holistic, individual and integrated approach to home energy and ‘green’ living.
We encourage ‘re-use’, ‘shop local’ and ‘buy sustainable’ attitudes, and where possible we use our local suppliers and businesses.
The legal bit
Our full name is Warm Connections Home Energy Advice CIC and we are registered with Companies House as a not for profit Community Interest Company
“We had a home visit from Anna and Tom. They were exceptional from the start – both warm and professional. I initially wondered what the catch was – when they were going to try to sell us on something, but they never did. They are completely independent and unbiased. Anna and Tom spent two hours with us patiently answering questions and sharing information as we explored the heating and insulation complexities of an old house. The report they sent was perfect – complete and clear. I would recommend Warm Connections to anyone and everyone. Whether one is trying to save money, feel warmer at home, or fight climate change, Warm Connections Tom and Anna are the people to call”.
Andy from Fortingall
No-cost, Low-cost
Changes or Improvements
Support with
Energy Bills
Grants and Loans
for Home Improvements
