This woman, who is a long-time user of our services, due to severe physical and mental health challenges, recently moved into a flat with no furniture or essentials, except a fridge. The lack of basic items is worsening her mental health. We recently secured a washing machine for her, but she still urgently needs a sofa, wardrobe and small drawer. Your assistance would greatly improve this woman's living conditions and wellbeing, providing much needed stability and comfort in her new home.

D, who struggles with her health, relies on a mobility scooter and has been served with a Section 21 eviction notice. She desperately needs somewhere to store her belongings until she has been housed by the council. Members of D's church community have offered to store her belongings, but she has no way of moving her belongings herself. Please can you help her to hire a removal company to help her in this difficult time?

C, a single man who is currently living in a hostel and struggling with mental health issues, has been unemployed for some time. He is on benefits, but this does not cover his hostel costs. C has limited money to live on and is not able to pay his debts. He desperately wants to clear his debts and get his life back in order. If Acts 435 could fund a smartphone so that C could receive emails, it would make a real difference to his ability to get his life back in order.

M and her husband are asylum seekers living in temporary accommodation with their two children. M has carpal tunnel syndrome so preparing food for the family is difficult and there is no suitable equipment in their hotel. A food mixer, rice cooker and microwave would allow them to eat nutritious food. They have been moved several times and need to travel to the children's school to provide continuity so topping-up their Oyster card will help. Lastly, having warm coats would help them stay well in the winter. Any help would be appreciated.

M has an enduring mental health condition which affects his ability to manage his home and engage with support services. His bed is broken and this is having an adverse affect on his ability to manage his life and him not wanting to be in his home. £200 will enable M to have a comfortable bed, making him feel more at home and helping to ensure he maintains his tenancy. When M feels more settled, he will be more able to work towards better managing his mental health and recovery.

M has an enduring mental health condition which affects his ability to manage his home and engage with support services. His cooker is broken and this is having an adverse affect on his ability to manage his life and him not wanting to be in his home. A new cooker will enable him to eat better and feel more at home. This will help to ensure M maintains his tenancy. When he feels more settled, he will also be better situated to work towards managing his mental health and recovery.

D, a single man who has been a victim of crime, has been placed into temporary accommodation with six people where there is very little furniture. He has suffered with his mental health for ten years and this situation is not helping. Some small items will help with his living and health situation. We are seeking support for a table and chairs.

M has an enduring mental health condition which prevents him working and affects his ability to manage his home and engage with support services. His broken cooker is having an adverse affect on his ability to manage his life and him not wanting to be in his home. A new cooker has been applied for, but M needs the funds to have it delivered and installed, and the old one removed.

J is a single man who suffers from ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and personality disorder. He has currently been in his flat for seven months, but the flat is still mainly empty, as it was when he moved in. J receives Employment and Support Allowance and Personal Independence Payment which just about covers his basic costs. We are requesting support for a bed so that J is able to sleep better, which will aid his health concerns as well.

M is terminally ill and has been having stem cell treatment to try to manage his diagnosis, in the hope of providing more comfort and a better quality of life. His wife has had to give up her job to care for him. His eldest son recently had a baby with his partner and they are living with M and his family whilst trying to find a home of their own. Please would you consider helping this family with this electric bill and making things a little easier as they go through this really difficult time? Thank you!

J is a single mum with many health issues who receives Employment and Support Allowance and is currently applying for Personal Independence Payment. Mum lost a baby through a cot death a few years ago and has since suffered with depression. As a result, she has found it really difficult to make her house a home and, especially, as she has no carpets in her lounge and sitting room. We have managed to secure some large mats for J, to keep her home warmish, but any donations would mean we could arrange for these two rooms to be carpeted and homely.

J, who has a diagnosis of EUPD (emotionally unstable personality disorder), has had recent in-patient admissions to hospital and crisis team support. She also has IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) which has caused isolation and difficulty leaving the home. Her benefit income is Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment. J lives alone and has no family to support her. EMDR (eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing) therapy that has been recommended for childhood trauma, will not be funded by the NHS. J has trialled some sessions and found this very beneficial, but cannot afford to continue the sessions. This amount will provide three sessions.

J is a single man who suffers from ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and personality disorder. He has currently been in his flat for seven months, but the flat is still mainly empty, as it was when he moved in. J receives Employment and Support Allowance and Personal Independence Payment which just about covers his basic costs. We are requesting support for an oven so that J is able to cook better and nutritious meals, which will aid his health concerns as well.

W is a thirty nine year old single gentleman who has no means of cooking and urgently requires a cooker. He is no longer able to work, owing to extreme anxiety and schizophrenia. He was rehomed recently after spending time in a hostel, and is on medication for his health condition. We are appealing for help with carpets as there is no carpet in W's current home and he has been unable to meet the costs himself.

J is currently on benefits to help with bills and daily essentials. She would like a sewing machine as her old one broke and she finds sewing soothing. Due to health issues, including cancer and hip replacement surgeries, she finds sewing helpful in a therapeutic way. J would like to try making clothing as a way to express herself and show her individual style, but the money she receives doesn't cover any extras after the essentials are bought

L has had a challenging life which has left him with significant mental health trauma. He is now being supported to live on his own. A big part of his coping mechanism is baking, but his cooker has broken beyond repair. Due to his low income, he cannot afford to replace it. Your support to buy a replacement cooker would be a lifeline to L as he develops pathways to cope with his mental health and wellbeing.