Inn Churches Bradford

L has been staying in temporary accommodation but has just secured a flat of his own to move into. He has a small amount of furniture to take with him, but he doesn't have a cooker, and his low income doesn't leave him enough after his daily living costs to save towards one. Your support to buy a cooker would mean he could cook and eat proper meals, rather than having to survive on cold food.

J suffers with mental health problems and struggles to leave his flat. He can't work, and his current benefits are not enough for his basic needs - he has been using food pantries to survive. He is being supported by a social prescriber to make a PIP (disability benefits) application, which should mean he can afford food, but he doesn't have a washing machine and can't afford a launderette so can't keep his clothes and bedding clean. Your support to buy one would help him to look after himself.

M and her four children were made homeless by her private landlord, and had to move to a property in a nearby town. One of her children has additional needs. Her new flat is unfurnished, and she is having to scrape together furniture and household goods from wherever she can at low or zero cost - she has a very low income which barely covers her daily living costs. She has been unable to find a cooker, so your help to buy one would make a huge difference to the family.

Z is being supported through addiction rehabilitation. He lives in a small studio flat which has no washing machine and no space to dry anything. He is in financial difficulty due to his addiction and can't afford to buy a washer dryer, nor can he afford to regularly visit a launderette to keep his clothes and bedding clean. Your help to buy a washer dryer would mean that he could keep himself presentable, helping him to look after himself and aiding his recovery.