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.

J has recently moved to a more suitable property, due to terminal illness and mobility problems. She is on low income and unable to afford items that would help make her new house a home. J had a second-hand sofa that has recently become infested with bugs. Due to having to throw it out, she now has nothing to sit on. J would appreciate £150 to buy a new sofa for the property.

L is unable to work due to his multiple health issues and, until recently, was living in unsuitable private rented accommodation. He has recently moved into social housing, but his property was provided with no carpets, curtains, or white goods. Living off benefits means he has no spare income. As L seeks to start his new life, he would be so grateful for help to buy the basics for his new home.  With your support, he would love to be able to buy a fridge freezer.

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.

S is on benefits and, as all her money goes on bills, she has no money left over to be able to buy a mattress. The current mattress is in really poor condition and S can feel the base of her bed, which has now given her a very painful back. Please can you help her to replace the double mattress?

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?

This single lady, who is unemployed and on benefits in a private rented flat, has recently become debt free through Christians Against Poverty. She has no savings to fall back on and is trying to stay out of debt. This lady is being treated for back pains and her GP has suggested she gets an orthopaedic supporting mattress. She has found one in Dunelm for £249 and is requesting £200 towards the cost

P, who regularly attends the warm space, has been in a private tenancy flat for a number of years and has now been given notice by the landlord. He is unable to work, due to health conditions, and is on disability benefits. The local authority has found P a flat, but he needs a cooker which will need to be delivered and installed. His tenancy will commence in two week's time.

J is an asylum seeker from Afghanistan who fled his home country with his wife and son, aged sixteen. The family are Sikh and were threatened with death unless they converted to Islam. They do not have suitable coats and shoes for our climate. They also need a second-hand phone so that they can be contacted by the Home Office and keep in touch with their family in Afghanistan (as they are deeply concerned for their safety).

Having just been given the tenancy of a local authority flat, P, who attends our warm space, is on Personal Independence Payment benefit. There are no floor coverings in the new flat and the floors are concrete. P would like to have a carpet fitted to the living room floor. He will use rugs that he already has on the other floors.

A, who has two children, aged twelve and fourteen, is caring for her mum who is recovering from ovarian cancer. The eldest has a diagnosis of attention deficit disorder (ADD) and is having daily nosebleeds, and the youngest has speech dyspraxia and autism. A became homeless last year and was placed in a house with mould. It is taking four days to dry clothes, due to not being able to put the heating on for health. A is in receipt of Universal Credit, Carers Allowance and Disability Living Allowance (for the children). We are requesting support for a tumble dryer for this family.

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.

This lovely family have, through no fault of their own, found themselves in financial hardship and need support to pay towards energy bills. They have recently been granted refugee status and are grappling with a system they cannot navigate. Please would you consider donating to this family? Any support is greatly appreciated and needed. Thank you.

RC is disabled after a work accident and has some mental health issues. Sadly, his partner recently died and he is now adapting to living alone and on a minimum income. RC has several debts and has just registered with Christians Against Poverty to help him with his debts. His current washing machine is broken and is now unrepairable. He is in no position to replace it and we would like to help him with this. We are reaching out to Acts 435 donors to kindly help him purchase a replacement washing machine.