£0 remaining for a second-hand washing machine
J, who has recently started a new life after suffering domestic abuse, is starting to slowly find herself again, whilst looking after her two children, the youngest being just seven weeks old. J is on a low income at the moment, due to having a new baby, and is in no financial situation to replace her old and broken washing machine. She spends most days hand washing in the sink, which is taking its toll on her fragile mental health. A working washing machine would make a huge difference to this lady.
This gentleman struggled to get accommodation after coming out of prison. He has worked with agencies to get help him and now has accommodation. This gentleman has managed to get some basics that he needs, but due to his low income and being reliant on benefits, he is struggling to get everything for his accommodation, and cannot afford a washing machine.
J, who has recently been released from prison, is in employment, however, he has seen his hours reduce. He is currently living weekly and choosing each week between heating and electricity, as can only afford one, not both. We have seen J's standard of living decrease greatly, along with his mental health. We are keen to get things back on stable footing and would look to support him with bedding, gas and electricity, food, cleaning and household items.
PH, who needs your help, is on a low income. Debt forces him to walk one and a half hours each way for food and support, a struggle for him due to limited mobility. A free driving theory course and training could change his life, but he needs a bus pass to attend. He also often chooses between food and heat. Please would you donate to give PH a hand up, not a handout, and help him build a brighter future? Any amount helps!