Miss S recently fled domestic abuse and was living in a refuge with her daughter. We are working with other agencies to provide advice about safety planning and support. They have now been given a council property, but it is entirely unfurnished so they are starting from scratch. One essential item we are requesting is a fridge freezer and we would be grateful if you are able to help. Thank you for considering this request.

T and her 13 year old have been living in temporary accommodation for the past 12 weeks after being made homeless. T has been granted a council property that is out of their area and is completely empty. T and her daughter are in need of all of the essentials. They have been gifted some basic furniture and an air fryer. The local church has been able to gift them a second hand fridge. We would love to buy them an oven so that they can cook meals together and start a fresh in their new home.

This lady through no fault of her own has been placed in temporary accommodation. She has a history of mental health needs and she wants to restart medication due to this particularly difficult time. She is struggling financially and has no savings to furnish her flat. She has managed to secure basic furnishings but has no cooking facilities, we would like to provide a microwave, air fryer and food voucher to prepare healthy meals, plus a vacuum cleaner to keep her flat clean.

This lovely lady was a victim of domestic abuse and stalking by her ex-partner. She bravely left her shared flat to escape but found herself living on the streets and in hostels for the last 4 months. She has just moved into a new flat but has used every penny that she has to put down the deposit and pay the first months rent. She has some things in storage and needs to hire a van to collect them and to start to make her new flat a home.

S has recently come out of prison and has set up his own business. For this he needs tools which are a drill, angle grinder, ladder and hand tools. He has no way to afford these himself, but kind donations will allow S to begin a new life away from crime and support his rehabilitation back into the community.

S is a mum to a young child that is studying and is finding it hard to manage her essential bills and travel to college. She is in need of some books to do with her course and cannot afford to buy them. She has tried to get them from the library but they are not available. Your donations will enable her to buy the books she needs and help pay her travel to college.

We have connected with a man from an area of Newcastle that falls into the bottom 2% of deprivation in the UK. Before moving into this flat about 3 years ago J was classified as homeless. Since then he has got back on his feet and loves his little home. However, he does not have the disposable income to buy any amenities so we are seeking some money to buy basic household essentials for example he only has one item of cutlery, one bowl and plate, no curtains or a hoover.

T has been long term homeless in Glasgow and has recently got his own tenancy. He has been provided with white goods and a bed from the council but they do not provide anything else. T is on a very limited income and it is nearly impossible to buy other items in order to make the flat into a home. He is looking for work but has not found anything yet. Help to buy a couch would be a wonderful gift for T.

Z was recently referred to us following a period of homelessness. She doesn't have any form of ID and this is really hindering her ability to get the right support regarding her health and future employment. Z is on a very low income and is just about managing to buy essentials. Any help towards a provisional driving licence would have a massive positive impact for Z. We are also concerned that Z does not have enough money to sustain herself and we are asking for support towards a food voucher.

C has been diagnosed with AuDHD (Autism and Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder). She has left a toxic relationship and is making changes to her life having addressed her alcohol use. She is now under the care of Mental Health services and is fully engaged with them. C has recently moved into a new property with her son and they are both looking forward to a new start together. Can you support her in purchasing a vacuum cleaner for their new home?

I had a short chat with D who had been homeless for many years. He has most recently spent almost 2 years in temporary accommodation and now for the first time has a flat of his own. He has been unable to work due to an ongoing mental health condition which at times results in hospitalisation. He remains hopeful for a new phase in his life and a cooker would be a great encouragement to him as he starts to furnish his new home. Thank you so much for reading this.

T has been a substance user for some time, but recently lost her partner to an overdose and is determined to try to make positive changes in her life. She has engaged with housing support who are helping her to sort out her utilities and clean up her home. Her home doesn't have a cooker, which would really help her to build positive habits as well as making her diet more healthy and affordable, helping her recovery. She can't afford to buy one herself as she has little income.

This young mum, with a 7-month-old baby, has recently moved into her first home. As she is currently on benefits, she is in urgent need of support to provide essential items including curtain poles and curtains for the sitting room windows. We are praying that our generous Acts 435 donors will be able to help this family settle in and make their house a home.

This young mum, with a 7-month-old baby, has recently moved into her first home. As she is currently on benefits, she is in urgent need of support to provide essential items including curtain poles and curtains for the bedrooms. We are praying that our generous Acts 435 donors will be able to help this family settle in and make their house a home.

T is a young male who has recently moved into semi-independent accommodation, T is currently holding down a part time job whilst attending college and also setting up his new home. T hopes to continue with further education and would find driving a useful resource to help him manage this. T is looking to try and save up to begin driving. T is unable to afford a provisional licence or driving lessons himself.

This individual needs help with translating key documents for Home Office to be able to stay in this country. The person we are supporting is on a low income and cannot afford to pay for the translation of her documents. It would make a massive difference to have the reassurance that she can stay in this country and continue to build her new life. Many thanks for considering giving to this need.

I had a short chat with D who had been homeless for many years. He has most recently spent almost 2 years in temporary accommodation and now for the first time has a flat of his own. He has been unable to work due to an ongoing mental health condition which at times results in hospitalisation. He remains hopeful for a new phase in his life and a cooker would be a great encouragement to him as he starts to furnish his new home. Thank you so much for reading this.

C and F and their 1 year old son recently moved to Bridgwater for a fresh start after a difficult year in their previous home. They're trying to set up a safe, stable home for their son but they need a new fridge freezer to store food safely. C's long term health issues prevent him from working, and F struggles with her mental health, so money is always tight. A new fridge freezer to store food safely and provide healthy meals for their son would make a huge difference to this family.

This young man suffers from anxiety and depression since the death of his mother last year. He is unable to work and receives Universal Credit. He lives in a rented home with his stepdad. He needs to get new brakes and tyres for his car to enable him to get back to work and to visit his three sons who live with his ex in Essex. Your donations will enable the car repairs to get done.

K was physically assaulted and financially abused by her husband. He took out credit in her name and left her in debt. He forced her to go to India in an attempt to remove her from his life. K befriended someone on social media who helped her return to the UK only to force her into caring for a stranger's disabled children. She was not allowed out of the house and barely fed. K escaped and has now been rehoused. She is in receipt of Universal Credit and needs help with setting up her new home.