This family of five refugees from Syria is settled locally, but is in need of a tablet to help the children with school work and the parents with their English practice. The school is unable to provide any technical support, and family finances do not run to this purchase. A tablet will help to boost the parents' confidence in speaking English and better enable them to support the children with their school work.

L used to live in our supported accommodation, but had to be admitted to hospital where he has now been unwell for six months. He is unable to work or even access his finances at present, and his phone has broken. L would benefit from a new one so he can contact his friends and family who live abroad.

B, a single mum who lives with her two year old daughter, has made a request to have a tablet. Her husband left her when she was pregnant, causing her to struggle a lot and face many difficult challenges. She is asylum and waiting for her claim. B attends the college to learn English, and came to Open Doors where she can find support to have a tablet to help her with study. Your support would be much appreciated.

S is an asylum seeker from Iran who is still waiting to hear about a decision on her asylum claim. She is an active participant in the English classes and art projects run by us. S has now started English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) and functional skills classes run by a local college. She would like a laptop to be able to study more effectively. Finances are extremely tight (£8.86 per week in government support), making purchasing her own laptop unthinkable. S would be really grateful for your support to buy this.

S, a refugee who is in her sixties, is from Nigeria and is having a very difficult time here together with her daughter, due to racism. We are helping her where we can. As mum has no device apart from her phone, it is very hard for her to fill out online forms, seek out relevant information and find jobs to help them to live a dignified life. Having her own laptop would make a huge difference in their lives. Thank you so much for helping them.

B is an asylum seeker who is very involved in all of our activities. He started studying at college this term, but has no laptop. This makes it hard for him to do his homework and access all the information and forms online. Thank you so much for helping B to get his own laptop so that he can access learning better.

This Ethiopian asylum seeker, who is supported by a local charity after mental health therapy referral, wants to integrate, volunteer in the local community and access education as an IT student. In Home Office accommodation with no access to public funds, he needs to use the bus to go to college, his GP, our day centre and volunteering, all of which will foster social inclusion. We would like to offer six weekly bus passes and couple of months of mobile data to pursue his studies, pending donation of a laptop which the charity is trying to secure.

This lady, who came into Foodbank, moved into a new property two months ago and her benefits are in flux as there are questions about her claim, due to a lack of information. She is trying to give them what they want, but has been without money for a while. This lady is in a shared house, and people are knocking on her door and asking for money. She is wanting to go to a Christian rehabilitation centre, which we are helping her with, and she needs a phone which she doesn't have.

This Eritrean asylum seeking woman is desperate to purchase a mobile phone and data to be able to complete her e-VISA, which is now required in the UK for all who hold Biometric Residency Permits, as these run out in 2024. She only has a damaged phone that is not a required smart phone, and asks for your help with £120 to make a purchase before the deadline. Please would you help her to obtain what she needs and to use the phone to keep connected with friends and family, as well as to access services?