These family members are new to the area after being re-homed and are desperately trying to make their new flat a home. Both parents are on Universal Credit and their daughter has additional needs. They have managed to get their daughter into a local school that can accommodate her needs. Mum is experiencing extra washing with uniforms which need changing every day but her tumble dryer doesn't work and she is struggling to get her washing dry. She is in need of financial help to replace her broken machine.

G moved into a private rented flat after being homeless. He was given some house items from family and friends. He has now moved out due to the damp and mould which was terrible and the landlord wants to sell the flat. The landlord took all his furniture to the tip while G was staying at a friend’s due to illness. G has now been rehoused but has no fridge freezer to store food and medication in. He is on Universal Credit but cannot afford to buy such an expensive item. Please can you help?

M has worked hard to secure a new job and is determined to make this opportunity a success. As he is just starting work, the cost of getting the bus each day is difficult to manage before receiving his first wages. We are kindly asking for support towards his initial bus fares, helping remove this barrier and giving M the best possible start.

This client arrived in the UK in 2005 and at first was working and privately renting accommodation. Unfortunately he became homeless in the winter of 24-25 and was helped by Streetlink in the summer of 25, who placed him in temporary accommodation. He now has a permanent and secure place to live but is unable to work, he receives Universal Credit. Having sourced some items secondhand, he is in need of a washing machine and would be grateful for any help you can give.

This single mum is waiting on benefits to be sorted. She moved houses due to a breakdown in her relationship. Mum has only the kids beds and wardrobes and toys as she was unable to take anything else as her ex-partner still lives there. Mum is extremely concerned and stressed as the new house is a lot bigger and this creates a lot more noise. Mum is worried their neighbours will complain. Please can you help?

This gentleman is a single father. He has one child which is living with him. He lost his job following a bad back injury. This has sadly caused him medical issues and low mental health. He is on benefits and has no savings. He has just been allocated a council property but it has no cooker. He wants to be a good father to his child and loves cooking. He has learnt how to make meals and wants to add to his menu, giving his child healthy home cooked hot food. It will also help his mental health.

K is a single mum with two children and is a former member of staff for our local charity from over 3 years ago. Sadly she had to be moved out of the local area for her own, and her children's safety, due to domestic violence. She has now returned to our local community and is setting up a home for her family. She receives Universal Credit so her finances are limited and she is in need of a single bed and two sets of chest of drawers. Any donations for these items would be gratefully received.

A has faced a difficult few years battling addiction and instability but has worked incredibly hard to turn his life around. He has focused on his recovery and is now in a much more positive and stable place. A is ready to focus on his future and hopes to build a career in Health and Safety. To progress, he needs to complete the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health training costing £327. A generous £200 donation would make this achievable, with A committed to paying the remaining £127 himself.

We are applying on behalf of a wonderful young man in his 20's who is a member of our church. Due to a series of very difficult events he became homeless and lost his job as a teacher. He has just found temporary housing but it only has a bed! Nothing else! We would like to purchase a chest of drawers and a bedside cabinet and also a small rug (as it is just a bare floor). It would mean so very much to him. Thank you so much for your help with this.

This client is a christian lady who is escaping abuse from a non-christian woman. She has experienced bad relationships and much jealousy. She was very distressed and confused when I met her and suffering from depression. The Safeguarding team referred her to a women's refuge that is far away from the abuse. Obviously she does not know anyone here but social services have found her a flat. All she has are her personal belongings. Can we help her get a washing machine please?

E was recently referred to our project following a period of homelessness. E has now got his own room following several months in hostels and bedsits. Whilst E is now safe and secure, he needs support to make his new room more comfortable. E is on a very low income at the moment although he is looking for work. We are asking for contributions towards a basic tv, sandwich maker and a kettle. E struggles with his mental health and a tv will help him adjust to living in his own place.

J was released from prison around a month ago, and is now looking to return to work. Unfortunately he no longer has access to his right-to-work documents, as they were taken when he lost his flat. We are looking to order J a replacement birth certificate so that he can prove his right to work when applying for jobs. With J being out of work for so long on a sick note, he is unable to fund this himself. Could anyone help J?

A has recently moved into his own accommodation after moving from his mum's home where he was her carer and received carer allowance, which has now stopped. He has no income at present due to Universal Credit taking five weeks before a payment comes through. He has visited our foodbank and while chatting we became aware that he needs some carpeting in his flat.

D is a single mum, on benefits with two young children. They are moving to Enniskillen for a fresh start, close to the family support. The children are in counselling. This move offers stability, safety, and the chance to heal. With every spare penny going toward the cost of relocating, there's nothing left over for furniture - right now, their new home is essentially empty. What's needed: Wardrobes for the children's bedrooms and a chest of drawers for storage. Please help us bless this family.

M has recently moved into his first property, M has left the family home after a breakdown in a relationship with his mother, M is moving into the property with only his personal belongings. M is currently at college three days a week and would hope to get settled in his new home as soon as possible and make his house feel like a home M is hoping to create a comfortable positive start in his new chapter and work towards living independently. Could you help him get a hoover, curtains, bed and mattress?

D has just moved into one of our properties at Homes of Hope. He is currently on Universal Credit and needs help managing his finances and getting back on his feet after a break up and a period of suffering with addiction. As we prepare to support D we need to be able to contact him to arrange appointments and he also needs to be able to access his Universal Credit journal and other appointments and emails. Could you please help us get him a mobile phone?

E is the daughter of a single mother. This year she is entering her second year of university. E needs books and supplies to support her education. E works really hard to make her limited budget work so that she can continue her studies. She is ambitious and hard working. We are incredibly proud of her achievements already. She just needs a bit of help to support her studies with books and stationary supplies.

C came to us with difficulties that made it hard for her to leave the house and live a normal life. Social anxiety was holding her back. She has done well in our supported housing attending events and has now secured a flat of her own and we have helped her move into this. She now needs help to buy a microwave and washing machine. There is no cooker in her flat but she can get by for the time being if she had a microwave. She has come so far and she is now starting her new future.

P came to the UK 24 years ago. She's never had a stable home since arriving in the UK, and has lived with friends for many years but is now sleeping at a night shelter. She suffers from lymphoedema which affects her mobility and is hard to manage in the shelter. She is eligible to make an application to regularise her stay in the UK and this would make a huge difference to her wellbeing but to do so she first needs to renew her Nigerian passport. She would be grateful for any help to do this.

This young mum came out of prison 6 weeks ago and was placed in a hostel in Liverpool, she has now been moved again for her protection. She attended dropin and is in need of bedding, such as a quilt and pillows as well as clothes and an iron. She needs an iron because she won't go out without her clothes ironed. She's now in a new accommodation where she has support and she says that having these things will be so helpful and help with her anxiety it will help her go out and build confidence as well.