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After D's wife died recently, he was left to care for their disabled child. Dad has mental health issues and his wife handled the finances - he doesn't have any understanding of managing a household budget, and now has priority debts. His support worker has helped get payment plans set up, but it has left him with virtually no disposable income. Now his washing machine and cooker have broken down. Your help to replace the cooker would mean dad could continue looking after his son with proper meals.

D, who was homeless and living in a tent, has now secured a social housing property, but it is unfurnished and he has no possessions. He has been supported to obtain benefits, but they barely cover his daily living costs. A fridge freezer would mean that D could shop and eat more healthily and affordably, and less often, as he would be able to store fresh and frozen food, rather than surviving only on tins and packets, or fresh food purchased daily.

M, who was homeless and living in a condemned house, has now been supported into a flat of his own, but it is unfurnished and he has no possessions. He has a very low income and no savings, so cannot afford to purchase anything for his home. Your support to buy a fridge freezer would mean that M could shop and eat more healthily and affordably, being able to store fresh and frozen food rather than surviving off tins and packets.

J, his partner and their young baby were placed in supported accommodation by Social Services, but have now completed a successful parenting assessment, enabling them to be discharged from support. They have secured their own flat, but it is unfurnished and they have few belongings. Both parents have their own support needs, and neither have very much income. They really need a fridge freezer to be able to shop, eat healthily and affordably, but without your support they are unable to afford one.