£0 remaining for a replacement door lock and keys
J approached the church through our partnership with a local housing association and charity, offering food provision. She was recently locked out of her housing association rented accommodation and has to pay for replacement locks and keys. As a young parent on benefits and struggling to cope financially, this added financial burden is too much for J to cope with. She will appreciate any support that will help with this unexpected expense.
R is due to have a baby at the end of January. She has no recourse to public funds and has no income coming in at the moment as she has recently fled Domestic Violence. The church and other charities have helped with baby clothes and bottles, and R is using food banks. R struggles to speak English and had no family to help. Your support to buy a pram and a cot for her new baby would be much appreciated.
Please can we help this man who has just split up from his wife after fifty years? He has been forced to find accommodation through the local council, but has no money for a carpet or floor fitter. This man is a pensioner and has no spare cash after everything is paid. Please can you help with this need for a bedroom and kitchen carpet?
D, who is thirty six years of age and has two little girls, works part-time on a zero hours contract as a carer in the community. He always tries to pick up any extra hours, but has to do the school run so this can be difficult for him. D`s mattress is very worn; the springs are poking out of the mattress and it is very lumpy so he is getting very little sleep unless he sleeps on a two-seater sofa! D cannot afford to replace his mattress and bedding, but with your help we can do this. Thank you!