This request is for a couple who have been rehoused due to overcrowding (they were living with family). The lady is expecting a baby in October. They have no household items and have requested help for a washing machine so that they have one ready for when the baby arrives. Can you help this young family?

This lovely lady has navigated a very difficult few months. She has fled an abusive relationship with her daughter aged 5. She is about to move into new accommodation and needs to buy a new bed frame and mattress for her daughter and a new carpet for her room. She knows that this amount will need topping up to make these things affordable and is saving up to do that. Please can you help them to start afresh.

S is a Mum of four children, one of which is under 5. She has had a challenging year with her partner in alcohol addiction, going through rehab and then needing emergency surgery at hospital 12 miles away. This has drained their finances and she has needed to come to us regularly for crisis food support. S described that she feels they now have an opportunity for a fresh start with her family. Her cooker stopped working in the middle of this and she is struggling to cook meals on a budget. Can you help them to purchase a cooker?

A house fire has meant that this young man has had to leave his home as it is not safe to return to. He is living in temporary accommodation. He was not able to take anything with him so he is finding it hard being without his belongings and he is in shock about what happened. We are requesting donations for clothing and supermarket vouchers. It has been a difficult few days as so much has happened.

This young person has moved on from a 12 month tenancy at a supported accommodation where they provide furniture so he has no household items. He is pleased to have his own flat and sees it as a stepping stone to independent living. He has no funds for essential items and would be very grateful if we could help him get a microwave, kettle, toaster, crockery, cutlery, pots, pans and utensils for the the kitchen and bathroom essentials like towels, toilet brush and tooth brush holder.

This man and wife and two children have found refuge in the UK, fleeing from their home country where he had worked in the army for over ten years. They have stayed in various hostels and have now been given a council flat. They are doing all they can to make this into a loving home and would appreciate some help obtaining carpet, underlay, door plates and fitting costs for the bedroom. Thanks for your help.

A is moving with her young child into accommodation following a 7 month stay in refuge accommodation, having fled her former home due to ongoing domestic abuse and coercive control. She is leaving with minimal belongings to set up her new home and needs a washing machine to set up in her new home. With a young child and reliance on benefits, she is unable to travel to or afford a launderette.

A needs to purchase a new bed and mattress for her son. She is currently setting up her home having experienced domestic abuse over a prolonged period of time. She has needed a lot of support to rebuild her life. A new bed with a mattress will make a big difference in making her son's room feel more homely and thus make him feel more settled and secure.

C is a single parent who has been living in temporary accommodation for two years with her three teenage children all of whom have additional needs. C is unable to work due to caring for her children who are frequently not able to attend school. C is dependent on benefits and has no savings due to recently moving into a permanent home which is unfurnished. She desperately needs a washing machine as she still has to deal with bed wetting with her children and has no means of using launderette services.

W and her three children had to set up a new home after fleeing long term domestic violence. They are moving into a new permanent tenancy from temporary homeless. As she works as a nurse, she is not entitled to any white goods or carpeting and is starting with nothing.The police and a nurse colleague approached us for support.

'I' ended up homeless as he was unable to manage his tenancy, spending some time sleeping on the streets, as well as "sofa surfing" with friends and family. He is now staying in supported accommodation, being helped to learn how to manage his own tenancy so that he can live independently again. His flat has no washing machine, and due to his low income 'I' can't afford to buy one. Your help to get one would mean he could keep his clothes and bedding clean, and build healthy routines for himself.

T struggled from an early age living in a very dysfunctional family environment. T sadly lost his dad to addiction and was very unsettled for the majority of his life and sort escapism in all the wrong ways. T is now settled in Supported Accommodation, and is turning his life around. He now reaches out for support when needed rather than engaging in destructive behaviours. A passport will help T with the ID needed to prove his identity and to secure permanent accommodation moving forward.

This single mother of three has been homeless and in temporary accommodation for 14 years after her file was lost by the housing department. In June, the family was finally rehoused to a pleasant flat with three bedrooms, giving everyone more privacy and dignity. They are now struggling to furnish their home and we are asking for your help to buy them a sofa.

My client was recently supported into secure housing by the council's homeless prevention officer following a period of homelessness. She has moved into her new property with insufficient items or belongings. We are requesting £200 to purchase three essential items: a tumble dryer, a microwave, and bedding. This funding will allow her to establish a functional environment to maintain her new tenancy.

J is a young homeless man who we have been supporting to try and get a home. He has a job lined up which he can start as soon as possible however, he cannot start as he is walking the streets at night due to not having anywhere to stay. He says he has one friend and no family.  The friend allows him to stay at his place during the day but not at night time. We have secured two nights bed and breakfast so he is able to have a good night's sleep and have a shower ready to start work.

A bereaved larder client who has been out of work for several months has now secured full-time employment. She has no income until the end of the month and needs support to travel to work by bus five days a week (40 minutes each way). We are requesting the money for a monthly bus pass and for a travel mug, helping her start work and remain in employment during this transition.

The family have recently moved from temporary accommodation into their first permanent home. They have two children under 2 years old. The family have bought essential household items and furnishings but have been unable to afford flooring for the property due to their limited financial circumstances. The absence of suitable flooring is having an impact on the family's living environment. The youngest is crawling and moving around on the floor, having safe, clean and hygienic flooring is essential.

This gentleman in his 50s with ongoing health problems was found sleeping rough. He was assisted into temporary accommodation, but it's been a hard two years moving from address to address, often far from his roots. Now he has obtained a permanent tenancy but is without funds to furnish it. We would like to provide him with a washer/dryer as his health problems make it difficult to visit a launderette and the costs are also high. Your help would be hugely appreciated.

L is a survivor of trafficking for sexual purposes and homelessness and has been in safe accommodation for 4 years. She is now taking steps into fully independent accommodation and has secured a rental property as she continues her recovery journey. Please can you support her as she takes these courageous next steps with £200 towards the cost of a new washing machine?

L is now taking steps into fully independent accommodation and has secured a rental property as she continues her recovery journey. As a survivor of trafficking for sexual purposes and homelessness she is now ready to move into her new home which is completely unfurnished and she is in desperate need of the basics in order to start her new journey. Please can you support her as she takes these courageous next steps with £200 for the cost of a new fridge/ freezer?