A, a single man who is living in shared accommodation, has a number of health conditions, including myelofibrosis; gout; anxiety and depression. He works ten hours a week, but his health means he is unable to work more hours. A receives Universal Credit and Housing Benefit, but his income does not cover his outgoings and he is reliant upon community larders. A's bed is very old and is not supportive of his health conditions, but he is unable to afford a new one.

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.

Can you help this family? F and T relocated with their young children in hope of accessing better healthcare for dad's cancer treatment. However, this move has led to significant financial strain, as the necessary building work on their home has become quite daunting. Currently, they lack direct access to hot water. We would love to help provide them with a new electric shower which would greatly enhance their daily lives and lower their energy expenses in the future.

This supported person sadly lost their daughter to suicide in their home. Due to the trauma caused by this, they had to move house and find new accommodation very quickly. Unfortunately, this person is quite physically unwell and is unable to work, meaning funds are extremely tight. The oven in the new home has broken and they are unable to purchase a new one. Hot, cooked food will contribute to better physical and mental health, which is something they are really struggling with.

L is a single woman who receives Personal Independence Payment due to her mental health issues including autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and bi-polar. Her electricity meter readings were inaccurately read by the fuel company for six months, which has led to a debt accruing. There is still £350 outstanding, but L can meet the remainder amount of £150 arrears. This money will, therefore, allow her to clear her fuel debt before the winter.

Mum is a single parent of three children under five years old. The family has moved to a new property where there is no cooker and she has limited finances. Mum suffers with poor mental health and has recently been physically unwell. The family is isolated and mum is struggling to manage the meal times with no cooker. There is a separate Acts 435 request to cover the cost of the gas cooker. This request is for the installation and delivery costs. Please could you help? Thank you.

C, who lives alone and is unable to work, due to health issues, is in receipt of Universal Credit, but also has outstanding debt. She is struggling financially and is not in a position to replace her old washing machine which is not working and is beyond repair. C does not have access to anyone else's washing machine so would really appreciate your assistance in replacing her old one. She would be really grateful for any help that you can give with her request. Thank you.

N is on a low income and has no way of replacing her washing machine which she needs, due to having a lot of hospital treatment and waiting for an operation. She needs to keep washing her bedding, but her washing machine has blown up and been condemned. Due to rising costs, N is unable to afford a replacement and is really struggling washing by hand, as she cannot wring the sheets out properly.

This client has multiple sclerosis and has recently been given permanent accommodation that suits his disability. He has been in temporary accommodation for some time and has moved in with very little. This client is in need of an electric cooker so he can cook better meals to help his condition. Please can you help?

Our client has been living in a house of multiple occupancy for six years. He is unable to work, due to an elbow repair and knee surgery. A planned hernia repair was deferred, due to heart condition. This client socialises little and his main external contact is with his twelve year old son, who lives with ex-wife and visits dad each school holiday. Anything left in the shared kitchen disappears. Dad is currently being helped by a financial advisor at Foodbank. A fridge freezer to replace his small fridge would give him more food space, perhaps encouraging him to mix more, and help his mental health.

This gentleman has been suffering from a range of mental and physical health issues. He is awaiting a benefit review and is being assisted by a local benefit organisation. This gentleman is in need of gas, as he is currently unable to heat his home, which is necessary to prevent him from getting more unwell. Please can you help?

This lady, who has type 1 diabetes and a cancer diagnosis, suffers a lot of pain, due to complications with her diabetes. Her washing machine has broken down and she has no means of replacing it. This lady is in too much pain to use the launderette. If you are able to help, she would be very grateful.

E, who is married and lives with her husband, suffers from diabetes, cancer and sclerosis, and has to use a mobility scooter to get around. They have a low income and use a good pantry to eke out the little cash they have. Their bed has broken and needs replacing, but they cannot afford a new one. Her husband is sleeping on the floor on the mattress, and she is on a chair because she cannot get down to the floor or up again.

This woman has been a long-time user of our services, due to debilitating long-term health problems, both physical and mental. She recently moved into a new flat which, unfortunately, has no furniture or white goods, apart from a fridge. This lack of basic necessities is severely affecting her mental health, and she is particularly distressed by her inability to clean her clothes. We are urgently seeking your help to provide her with a washing machine, which would greatly improve her situation .

This family, who have three daughters, are looking for a way to spend more time together. The two older daughters are active and love playing at the park, however, the youngest has a serious, limiting illness, needing constant care and supervision. Mum and dad feel that they don't get to spend time with their eldest daughters, and would love to utilise their back garden by installing a swing set with climbing wall so that they can take any opportunity to get outside and have some much needed fun together.

V is a single man who is unable to work as he is living with a number of health conditions, including functional neurological disorder (FND), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and degenerative arthritis in his spine. V, who is in receipt of Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment, has recently suffered from a breakdown in his mental health. The door of his washing machine has recently broken and he is unable to afford a new one. We are requesting support for a replacement machine.

D is a hard working mum who has five children. Her husband had an accident earlier in the year and hoped to return to work but, sadly, is not able to. They have come to a point where they need a little help with their gas and electric bills. Please can you help this family?

Our client, who has just been allocated a bedsit after being homeless, has mental health issues after a traumatic event and is unable to work, but volunteers at a charity shop. He has been given some white goods and kitchen utensils, but has no money for floor covering. We would love to be able to provide a carpet for our client. Please could you help?

This applicant, who is a single mum to a teenager and a one year old child, has no spare money, lives hand to mouth and regularly uses foodbanks. Mum has major anxiety which she is on medication for, as well as other health problems and difficulties. Due to her situation, mum's home has become extremely cluttered and her landlady has asked her to clear it, otherwise she could face eviction. S is not able to manage this herself and doesn't drive so we are supporting her with a company to help with this.

This two year old boy was born very prematurely, resulting in a weakened immune system. He has often not able to go out to the park or play groups, as a simple cold can make him unwell and in need of hospitalisation. Professionals have advised the family to buy an indoor slide and balance beam to help with balance and coordination. They struggle financially, due to mum being a single parent. Mum is also unable to work as she is grieving the loss of the boy's twin brother, who passed away shortly after the birth.