FS is an asylum seeker who is living in a hotel with her husband and eight month old baby. They fled from the conflict in Chad, due to political reasons. Her husband's father was involved in a conflict with the government and the President of Chad was killed. Those in opposition had to flee the country because the President's son is now in power and is seeking revenge for his father's death. FS and her family are here suffering in poverty and need your help with food, clothes and nappies. Please would you donate? Thank you

JS is a homeless asylum seeker who currently has no means of financial support, due to his phone recently braking and not being able to afford to replace it. It is very important that he buys a new phone so that he can stay in touch with his caseworker, and so that he can be contactable by the Home Office and other support organisations in relation to his asylum claim.

MH is an asylum seeker who is preparing a fresh claim. They currently have no recourse to public funds or right to work and urgently need financial aid to support with travel to solicitors and phone costs. They also need winter shoes and a winter coat, as they do not have appropriate clothing or footwear for the winter and it is possible that they may be sleeping rough, as they have been in recent months.

This mother, who is pregnant, has a two year old that is sleeping in an unsafe cot. Father has no access to public funds. He does work, but the wages just cover the rent and bills, leaving the family short every month and struggling financially to put food on the table. The unborn baby is due in October and support has been offered to the family for items for the baby, but the two year old child desperately needs a safe secure bed. Please would you help?

This single mum has been relocated after receiving her indefinite leave to remain status. This has meant that she has had to leave her job and her son has had to leave his school. Currently, mum does not have any savings and is sleeping on the floor. We are seeking support to get her a double mattress so she no longer needs to sleep on the floor.

V came to London to improve his job skills, but unfortunately, upon arrival all his documents were stolen, including his laptop, ID and bank cards, which caused him to become homeless. V is slowly getting back on his feet and has recently been housed, but has nothing in his kitchen so needs a toaster, pots, pans, cutlery, glasses and plates. V's place is in Zone 5, making travel to his support network quite pricey, so he plans to get a one month Job Centre travelcard until he returns to work.

U is a mother who is eighteen weeks pregnant and is reliant on Universal Credit (UC). Her flat was broken into and a number of household items and furniture were either damaged or broken. U reported this to the police and the landlord, but had no home insurance and the items are not being replaced. Being on UC and pregnant, her financial situation doesn't leave her enough money to replace these items needed. U needs a kitchen table and chairs, duvets, glasses and cups, as well as pots and pans, as these were either taken or destroyed.

H moved into accommodation twenty months ago after being homeless and mainly sofa surfing. He survives on Universal Credit and Disability Benefit, has a child who he pays child maintenance for and is currently receiving support around his debts. However, H has been without a washing machine, fridge and cooker for the last twenty months and would appreciate your support in helping to purchase a washing machine. Many thanks.

A is a single woman in her fifties who has recently received leave to remain in the UK after a long difficult battle with the Home Office. She suffers from mental health issues and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from her experiences. This lady is currently homeless and in the process of rebuilding her life, now that she has permission to stay in the UK. A is in need of a mobile phone so that she can manage her appointments, access the internet and get in contact with the people supporting her.

D is currently undergoing cancer treatment which is very tough and leaving her feeling very low. She is only claiming Universal Credit so is finding it difficult to make ends meet, due to the significant costs of travel to hospital and increased food costs. Her Personal Independence Payment disability benefit claim is now being assessed. D has a teenager daughter who is living with her grandmother, but often comes round. She has lived in the property for a few years, but the lounge flooring is in very poor condition. Please can you help?

C is actively working with Crosslight to get her debts in order. Unfortunately, her cooker has completely broken down and after receiving her benefits and paying her bills, she has little to live on. Please can you help with this donation? Thank you.

Z, who is forty two years old, is living on her own as she has left her abusive husband. She is unable to work, due to multiple physical and mental health difficulties, and is dependent on benefits. Z does not have sufficient funds to replace her failing fridge freezer. A donation would help her to safely store perishable food items, which will aid both her physical and mental health.

EA is an unaccompanied minor who very recently arrived in the UK to claim asylum. They have been incorrectly assessed as an adult and placed in adult asylum accommodation. They have applied for asylum support but this will take time. In the meantime, they have only the clothes they travelled with, and no belongings. They urgently need your support with one month's travel costs to visit the solicitor, winter shoes and coat, and toiletries.

DS is an unaccompanied minor who very recently arrived in the UK to claim asylum. They have been incorrectly assessed as an adult and placed in adult asylum accommodation. They have applied for asylum support, but this will take time. In the meantime, they have only the clothes they travelled with, and no belongings. They urgently need your support with one month's transport for solicitor appointments, a winter coat and shoes, and toiletries.

Our applicant is an asylum seeker from Sierra Leone who has started the asylum process in January 2024. Due to their current status, they require a phone so they can stay in contact with their solicitor, the Home Office, police, GP and counselling groups, both by phone and email, which is critical for their asylum application. Their current phone is not working and limits their opportunity to interact with these people. As an asylum seeker, they are unable to work and purchase the phone themselves

LK is a domestic violence survivor who left the house in February and is living in a hostel that is unsuitable for her and her two children, one of whom has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). LK has housing problems because the flat is in her ex-partner's name. She could no longer endure the physical and emotional abuse he inflicted on her. LK is on Universal Credit which is inadequate for her and her children. She is struggling with debt and needs money for food and clothes. Please can you help her? Thank you.

This elderly asylum seeker, who has been in the UK for nearly twenty years, needs assistance with a fresh asylum claim (following a refusal), secure housing and transport costs. He relies upon a family friend for temporary accommodation and has no recourse to public funds. This gentleman needs to contribute to the cost of a specific diet, due to diabetes, in order to maintain health and ensure ongoing relationships with the host. In his mid sixties, this support would provide some stability and reassurance in the short term.

This young female Eastern European asylum seeker, who is mum to a one year old, has no recourse to public funds. She has a broken phone that won't charge properly and has tried getting help from other charities, including our usual Tech Aid supplier, but they have paused new requests. A smart phone is essential for Home Office communications and admin, paediatric appointments and internet access. This sum will cover a basic phone, sim and data, whilst we support mum with her asylum claim.

M arrived in the UK in 2022 and was recently granted refugee status. He has recently moved to South London and is looking forward to starting his life in the UK. M loves to swim and use the gym, and has found somewhere where he can do both. Any donations to help him with the cost of this are very appreciated. We are raising money for a three month long membership.

T, who lives with her grandson, aged seven, has not been able to work in the past six months as she has Carpel Tunnel syndrome and is waiting for surgery on both hands. Her injuries are a result of repetitive strain injury picked up during the work she did. T wants to get back to work and has struggled to pay bills during this time, made harder by deductions for the extra bedroom. Her new two bedroom flat has no cooker and it would be great if we could support her with this to make the move complete.