A has suffered domestic violence and is now on her own, caring for her four children. A dishwasher might seem like a luxury, but with the size of the household, it can both save time and ease the emotional stress that goes with trying to cope with a frightening situation. The cost of repairing A's existing dishwasher makes it more sensible to find a replacement. A says that to have a working unit again would be a great relief.

My client, who is receiving counselling and practical support from the Sue Lambert Trust, has physical health needs which prevent her from being able to use a bath. Her shower has broken so she is struggling to find an alternative to keep clean, which she is finding very distressing. We have sourced a tap attached, long cord shower set and some slip mats to keep her safe. This would mean my client retains her independence and her dignity. Any support with this would be gratefully received.

This lady, who was referred to us by a social worker, has fled from domestic violence and is a single mum trying to care for her four children, one of whom has complex additional needs. Mum has tried really hard to furnish her home by using free sites or buying items second-hand, but as she is on benefits, she is unable to afford a carpet for her living room. This lady has, however, saved £45 which she is able to contribute.

A, a young mother who experienced domestic abuse from her partner, has secured her own home and is now rebuilding her life. She is raising three children on her own, is experiencing financial difficulties, due to the cost of living crisis, and struggling to manage her bills and shopping. A needs a new bed frame and would be grateful and appreciative of any help towards this.

L has been homeless for the past fifteen months, but has finally been offered a new home by a local social landlord. She was forced to move, due to domestic violence and is trying her best to make her house a home, but cannot afford to carpet the house. L, who is amazing, isn't working yet and her only income is Universal Credit. We have an offer of free carpets, which is just amazing, but need some kind Acts 435 donors to help us with the cost of carpet fitting.

L, who has recently been rehoused due to fleeing domestic abuse, left the women's refuge with literally just the clothes she was wearing and set up home from scratch. Her income is only Universal Credit, but L is looking for work as she wants to live as normal a life as possible. Her new home has no carpets down, but we can provide these free of charge if we can just get a little help with the fitting costs.

R, a single mum with three children, has fled domestic violence and been rehoused. The children wear a particular kind of clothing, due to religious reasons, so clothes need washing regularly. Mum struggles to wash constantly by hand, and needs to wash the bedding which is too heavy for her. They have no family to help them, as they are not on speaking terms, which has made R very isolated and alone. She is waiting for her benefits to be processed, so cannot afford a washing machine.

R, who has fled domestic violence, is a single mum of three children and the family are in need of storage as they had to leave everything behind. Mum, who is waiting for her benefits to be processed, is using cardboard boxes and getting depressed as clothes need to be hung up because the boxes keep getting ripped when the children climb on them. A wardrobe and set of drawers is needed for storage of toys and clothes. They have no family to help, as R brought shame on the family when she left her husband.

K, who was living in dangerous, run down accommodation and suffering domestic violence, has now been rehoused in an unfurnished, private rented property. K, who is a single mum, had to leave all her belonging behind and is waiting on benefits to be processed. Mum has no storage at all and they are using bin bags at the moment in both bedrooms. Family has raised the money to help K with rent, but financially cannot help anymore, and some furniture to sit on has been donated by another source.

This client is a young mum of two boys, age five years old and seventeen months. They are living in a one room flat on the third floor with no lift. Mum's life is affected by domestic abuse and her partner, who lives in temporary accommodation, still appears at times. This client is unemployed and on benefits, but has plans to do an apprenticeship in the future. A referral has been made to domestic violence workshops as currently one boy sleeps in a travel cot and the other on a lilo. New bunk beds would give them a much more comfortable night’s sleep.

Our client and her four young children had their lives turned upside down when her abusive ex-husband found them. Having been threatened and fearing for her life, mum fan from the family home with her four children. She now has accommodation but, with four young children is in desperate need of a washing machine. Any contribution towards this would be gratefully received.

M, who has fled from an abusive marriage with her baby son, is suffering from depression. She has secured a new property, but it is unfurnished and mum has very few possessions as she had to leave nearly everything behind. A washing machine, to clean her and her baby's clothes, and bedding would make a challenging life a little easier, but M has very little income as she cannot work at the moment, due to looking after her baby.

L, a single woman from Hull, is facing hardship after a domestic violence situation. She is unemployed, struggles with mental health and disability, and lacks social or legal support. Seeking assistance, she approached us for furniture for her rented accommodation. Our organization provided L with essential items including a table and chairs, sofa, wardrobe, oven and fridge, worth £150, to help her rebuild during this challenging time.

C, who has recently fled domestic violence and has been rehoused for her safety, is autistic and struggles with her mental health, meaning she has been out of work for some time. She would love to receive help towards paint, wallpaper and flooring in her new home, in the form of a B&Q gift card. This would really help C to settle into her new home and feel safe and secure.

E, who had to leave an abusive relationship with her two young primary aged children, is still recovering emotionally. She receives no financial support from the children's father and is reliant on Universal Credit. E has struggled to equip her flat with essential equipment, having to rely on passed on second-hand items. The hoover she was given has stopped working properly, making it hard to keep her home clean. Please can you also help E to purchase cleaning equipment and a heated airer for her flat?

A has recently been housed in a studio apartment, due to domestic violence, and had to leave all her belongings behind. The property she moved into is unfurnished apart from one bed. This money would be used to purchase a dining table and chairs, a lamp and a saucepan, including the delivery cost. We have supported A with some other items, but she needs a table to eat at.

This client, who was moved from domestic violence and has no family to help, has lived in and out of care and has no life foundation or stability. She is currently on medication for depression. The police implemented her move from violence, and her former partner took her bank card and shoes to keep her in the house. This client has no furniture or kitchen appliances and needs a fridge freezer to store food. She is desperate for help, which exacerbates her depression, and has benefit which only pays her bills. Please can you help?

This lady was moved to our area by the constabulary because of domestic violence. Her former partner kept her a prisoner by keeping her bank card and her shoes to stop her going anywhere. She was moved earlier in the year and has struggled for months with severe depression. This lady has a benefit which pays her household bills, but has not been able to save anything for white goods. She has been trying to wash her clothes by hand, but cannot get them clean enough. She feels alone. Can you please help her?