R, who has fled domestic violence and is under police protection, is in need of warm clothing as her ex-partner destroyed them so she could not go out. R is small so will share the older children’s clothes. All five children are in need and R, who has no relatives or friends to help, has no benefits until her visa is processed. Some charities have helped with food and a few clothes, but the children have no boots for wet, cold weather and are sharing shoes and clothes.

I am applying for funding for a washing machine for a lady that has fled her house, due to domestic abuse. My client is currently in temporary accommodation, as it is unsafe for her to return. She has no washing machine and is in a remote location where there are no launderettes in the vicinity. This lady is suffering from mental health issues, due to her experiences of domestic abuse. A washing machine would enable her to wash her clothes and make her life easier. Thank you for considering

FK, a domestic violence survivor, is a lone parent who visits the weekly food bank to help feed her three children. Her husband walked out on her and the children several years ago, to live with another woman. The children tried to build a relationship with him, but failed with disappointment. FK's fridge freezer has broken down and she needs a replacement for food preservation. Please can you help her and bring changes to her life?

SE, a past domestic violence victim, is registered disabled and suffers from Meniere's Disease, low moods and depression. She struggles to leave the house some days, and is on anti-sickness tablets daily to help with her extreme vertigo. SE is single and has a little job at a café, doing light duties, but struggles to go in some weeks. Her boss is understanding. SE has been advised that a thick, firm, orthopaedic mattress will help her condition and a thicker pillow will help with her vertigo.

Due to being in a very violent relationship, J has had to flee her home into emergency accommodation with her one year old and seven year old daughters. Mum is trying to furnish the property, but cannot afford to buy a fridge freezer or dining table. J has been under an immense amount of pressure whilst trying to escape domestic violence, and wants to start afresh with her two children. We need your support to give this mum and her children the chance to live in a safe, happy environment without fear.

G is a young mum with two small children who fled domestic violence. She has managed to accumulate furniture from other charities, but has no fridge freezer to stop food spoiling, which is causing added stress and worry. G, who is on a low income, is reliant on food banks and vouchers. Family have helped, but cannot sustain this.

M is a single mother who is being rehoused, due to her ex-partner stalking and harassing her and her nine year old son. They are being placed in another town in an unfurnished flat. Although M can bring some furniture and appliances with her, the flat has no carpets at all and, as she is on benefits, she cannot afford any floor coverings. With your generosity, we would love to be able to afford to buy and install a carpet for her son's room.

K came out of an abusive relationship which then made her homeless and she had to leave her children behind. She now has a home, is seeing her children and has worked with us for the past ten months to rebuild her confidence and prepare herself for work. K has completed some work experience which went amazingly, and is now ready for interviews, but unfortunately has a lack of funds for this. K needs tops, trousers, shoes and a coat for those wet days, so these funds would help a great deal.

T is a single mum with three children, one of whom has autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and left the bath running by accident, flooding the house. The family had gone out for the day and the taps were running for over twelve hours. The flooring on the stairs, in the lounge and kitchen has been ruined. T doesn't have insurance and her landlord won't pay as it was entirely her fault. Her only income is Universal Credit and she has no savings, so has no hope of replacing the carpets. Any help Acts 435 can offer will be gratefully received.

A is a single parent who has fled domestic abuse with her five-year-old child. The child has a suspected heart issue which is being investigated, and A is suffering from low mood and depression. Mum has very few possessions and is trying her best to rebuild a life for herself and her daughter, but she has ongoing financial struggles and can't afford to purchase much. Your help to get a washing machine would mean that A can keep their clothes and bedding clean and fresh.

L, who fled an abusive relationship earlier in the year, and fell pregnant, has moved back to sleeping on her parents sofa, but then was offered a property. She has moved in and we have helped with lots of second-hand furniture, however, she has no cooker. L would really appreciate your support in helping to purchase a cooker so she can cook meals for herself and her little girl. She is currently reliant on Universal Credit so will not be able to afford to purchase a cooker. Many thanks.