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G, a lady who is registered blind, has had a difficult life, but has managed to raise two daughters. Life became a lot worse a year ago when her husband lost his job due to mental health problems. One of the daughters has become their carer, and the other daughter struggles with addiction issues and is in and out of hospital. On top of everything, their washing machine has broken down beyond repair. Christians Against Poverty is helping this family sort out their debts and your gift will help them to get back on track again.
C is a single mother of four young children who struggles with depression. Her fridge freezer broke down and is beyond repair. The church has lent mum a small fridge for now, but we would like to raise the funds for a new fridge freezer for her and her family. Thank you for helping C.
W is a pregnant mum of three and a master at making ends meet on the small salary she receives from her job as a teaching assistant. The family has been through a traumatic time, as W's partner has just returned home after six months in hospital, following a series of strokes. He is still very weak, but the prospect of a new baby has given him hope and motivation to get better. The family needs help to buy furniture, clothes and nappies for the baby. Thank you for your generosity.
P had to leave her accommodation, due to personal safety issues, and lost all her belongings in the process. She is unable to work, due to mental and physical health problems, including sciatica and arthritis. These are being aggravated by her only having a blow-up bed to sleep on at present, and she has nowhere comfortable to sit. P awaits the outcome of her Personal Independence Payment application. A sofa bed would dramatically improve her quality of life and help her have the strength to deal with her situation.