This client is moving from her own council house to supported living to get more assistance as she suffers from epilepsy, cerebral palsy and had a mild stroke. Due to down sizing, the client has been asked to get rid of things she cannot take. She is going to donate unwanted items in good condition to charity but needs help hiring a skip or a house clearance company to remove the things which are broken and she cannot donate.

D is a young mum who is registered disabled and has an 18-week-old baby. She has recently been offered and accepted a flat after being on the homeless register for 18 months. She is incredibly grateful to have secured a home for herself and her baby, but currently has no cooker. D receives Universal Credit but due to moving costs is unable to afford to buy a cooker. Please can you help this young family so they can enjoy proper hot meals?

D is a single mum who is registered disabled & lives with her young baby. She has just moved to a flat after being on the homeless register for some time. She is keen to start a new life for herself and her baby. The new property has no fridge which D urgently needs. D receives Universal Credit but due to moving costs is unable to afford to buy a fridge. Please can you help this young family?

Our client has lived in supported accommodation for some time and had been making great progress. Recently, losing visitation with his daughter and the resurfacing of difficult past relationship issues have become overwhelming. We have tried a number of other approaches, but unfortunately nothing has made the impact needed. We believe this more holistic approach is now the best remaining option. We are seeking support to provide three days of respite away from his usual environment, covering travel, accommodation and basic living costs, giving him space to clear his head, recharge and return ready to continue moving forward.

J is destitute and has moved into a hosting placement. Due to a recent experience in detention, she is really struggling with her mental health. Exercise is the one thing which helps her feel better, and keeps her from going over the trauma she has experienced. She would love to have a gym membership so she can manage her mental health, and keep herself busy during a very tricky time.

A is a single parent to a young daughter, who has been living in temporary accommodation. They have now secured a social housing tenancy, but the new property is unfurnished and they have no furniture to take with them. A is on a low income, and has already had to scrape together the first month's rent in advance and purchase other white goods, but she has run out of money to buy a washing machine. Your help to get one would mean she could keep the family's clothes and bedding clean.

This man has had health issues for several years. He had been homeless but has just moved into a flat with the help of a local charity. He wants to get back into work and is doing a horticulture course. He will be setting up a gardening business and is being helped with the paperwork for this. He has managed to get some tools and equipment but needs to get some more but also flyers and business cards to promote his new business. He has been unemployed for a long time.

A has been offered a council property and was told that if he declined he would not be eligible for another offer and would be taken off the list, this meant that he had to accept the offer with immediate affect. Due to him being a single man he is not entitled to any help with essential white goods or furnishings and fittings. A has not had any time to prepare for his move and only has himself and his clothes, we would like to assist him with a double bed and mattress so he has somewhere comfortable to sleep while he continues his studies to become a doctor. He is on Universal Credit and has a very low income, having to get used to paying all his bills and renting a new flat, leaving very little finance to get what he needs to start in his new place.

K has the opportunity to begin an accountancy course which will significantly improve her employment prospects going forward, but needs the resources to be able to take part including course books, a Microsoft subscription and course costs. A new job paying her more money will allow her to pay off long standing debts which were incurred before she came to faith in Jesus. All her current income is spoken for leaving nothing spare.

This young mum on Universal Credit is struggling financially and has recently been given her own place but has no money to decorate it. Currently it is in a poor condition and needs all the rooms and bedrooms decorated. They are all painted with graffiti at the moment. Mum has been on the waiting list for her own place for years so took the first one offered to her or she would have had to wait longer. Please can you help?

A 50‑year‑old lady has recently come out of homelessness and now finally has a place to live. She is grateful to have a roof over her head, but she urgently needs a small fridge freezer so she can store food properly and an electric two‑hob cooker so she can prepare meals. Any support would make a real difference as she rebuilds her life with dignity and stability.

This young single mum on low income is struggling financially. Mum has just been housed and is currently sleeping on a sofa with her child. Mum has been dependent on her family before she moved to her own place. Her family lives too far away to help. Mum is extremely stressed about the living conditions and is doing her best to furnish it. Please can you help?

D came to Jesus at an Alpha Course and is committed to now addressing his historical Debts with help from a Faithworks Budget Coach and loving support from the Church Minister. To this end he is changing jobs but has a gap from his old job to receiving his first pay packet from his new job. This request is to allow him to pay his utilities during this time and help with rent, so as to not add to his historical debt giving him a more secure future.

Mum and her three young children have just moved into a new property. They have been rehoused after being in a refuge. Mum has been decorating and doing all she can to make the house a home. She has spent her funds buying new beds for her children. Mum does not have a vacuum, only a dust pan and brush. Mum is on benefits and this just about covers the family's living costs but doesn't have spare funds for a vacuum. She requires a vacuum to keep the house clean and tidy.

J has been in and out of temporary accommodation since January, previously homeless. She is currently on Universal Credit and is under the care of the mental health team due to exploitation while she was homeless. She needs stability now in order to recover. She has her own place, and requires a cooker to be supplied and fitted. The SVP will cover the rest of the cost. We have already provided furniture and the cooker is the last piece to make her home complete. Thank you for your consideration.

We would like to provide a voucher for Mum to buy decorating supplies for a mum who is moving from supported living into her own property with her two young children. Mum receives Universal Credit. This is positive transition for Mum and her children, and this voucher will cover the cost of paint, wallpaper and all the tools needed to be able to decorate the property and help her create a space that feels safe, comfortable and truly theirs, giving Mum the opportunity to have a sense of ownership and pride in her new home.

This lady fled from her abuser with their child into a refuge only for the court to give their location away. Due to all this moving they have had to leave most of their belongings behind. Her son is just about to start secondary school and will need a complete uniform, and they will need basic food items until her benefits come through. The young man also struggles as he is on the spectrum; it is so scary and he is frightened to be away from everything he knows.

G has gone through a very difficult period in his life, struggling with drug dependency, homelessness, and time spent in prison. With support he has managed to become drug-free and is now trying hard to turn his life around. He receives Universal Credit and has recently been given a council tenancy, but he has no furniture, and little money to buy anything for his new flat. He would really appreciate help to buy a sofa and a bed so that he at least has somewhere comfortable to sit and to sleep.

A is a single mum with five children aged between 3 and 15; she suffers from Autism Spectrum Disorder and mental health concerns. There has been children's services and police involvement for poor home conditions and she has received intensive support to empty the house and start again. Part of the children’s plan is for them to have a safe space to play outside. Mum has been very proactive to get the overgrown garden cutback but is unable to raise the money for fence posts and panels.

M is a single mum to a child with autism. she recently moved from temporary accommodation into an unfurnished property. A local charity has helped with a fridge and beds but she's still without a cooker. Her son has a limited diet due to food aversions and M is unable to cook his 'safe foods' as she doesn't have any cooking facilities. She's worried his health will decline as his diet is limited. M receives Universal Credit but due to the moving costs she has no extra money to save for a cooker.