E is currently on a Child Protection plan. She has been known to services for a while. E had a water leak in the home in December which ruined her carpet. However, due to E having financial difficulties she has not been able to get a carpet. The floor is currently just hard wood, it is unsafe for the children due to the nails holding the wood down. E and the children have left an unsafe relationship. Can you help them to find safety in their home?

This family has recently moved into a new home after spending a period in temporary accommodation. Their income is limited as the father is actively seeking employment. They are learning to manage their finances carefully while repaying some small debts through an agreed plan. The family is receiving support as they work towards greater stability. They need carpeting especially as their baby is now crawling and beginning to take their first steps. Praying that our generous donors can help

This disabled lady and her teenage son moved home around a month ago. She was referred to our SVP Conference (as we are the nearest advocates) by representative of the Armed Forces' Christian Union. Due to her having difficulty walking, which makes it difficult to hang out washing, we intend to purchase a washer dryer so are seeking funding towards this.

D, who is receiving treatment for throat cancer, lives in social housing and receives Universal Credit. Despite his illness and ongoing treatment, he remains positive and is determined to better his life and improve his health. The housing association have now removed mould in his bedroom so with your help, we would like to carpet his bedroom and help him to be more comfortable.

S is a single parent to three children, and is struggling financially due to her low income and childcare responsibilities. The children have no storage for any of their clothes, which makes keeping them tidy and protected very difficult. S would really benefit from a wardrobe so that she can store the children's clothes, but she can't afford to buy one herself.

N, his wife and young daughter have just moved into permanent accommodation. They receive no benefits. N and his wife both work part-time. N is also studying so he can get a qualification for a full-time job. He has to pay for his education and is paying back his student loan so there is little money left at the end of the month. The new place doesn't have a cooker and they are unable to afford one. Please can you help this family?

Our beneficiary has had a turbulent couple of years with health issues affecting his mobility which has necessitated a move with his wife and young family of two, into an unfurnished ground floor flat. He is currently receiving Statutory Sick Pay; his future job prospects uncertain. Previously the family rented flats ready furnished but were forced to move when the landlords removed the properties from the rental market. They are in urgent need of a washing machine. Can you help?

M is a single parent who has experienced emotional and financial abuse from her children’s father. M is currently living with depression, anxiety, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and fibromyalgia, and is under the care of mental health services. Financially the family relies on Universal Credit, child benefit and Personal Independence Payment. M is highly motivated to improve her situation, including plans to enter further education and is engaging with support services. The family’s washing machine is unusable. Can you help this family please?

This man has been homeless following a broken relationship and now has a council flat. He is trying to set up home so his 6 year old daughter can visit. He worked in a prison but was attacked and is currently unable to work. He receives benefits but is struggling to afford a bedroom carpet, underlay and getting it fitted as he is decorating and buying house essentials. He suffers with severe Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and mental health issues. He would be grateful for any help you could give.

Young single mother, S, has recently moved from temporary bed and breakfast accommodation into an unfurnished one-bedroom flat with her two young children, aged four and one. They are currently sharing a single bed due to a lack of furniture. Support is requested to purchase a television to provide educational content and stimulation for the children, as well as helping to keep them safely occupied at home while their mother adjusts to their new living situation.

This young man is autistic and lives alone in a flat. He has support to help him to manage the accommodation and has been learning how to clean the flat, cook for himself etc. Once he has learnt something he can do it but each task has to be taught separately; he can't learn several tasks all at once. He has a part time job and his income is subsidised by benefits. As a result he doesn't have any spare money at the end of the month. His bed is old and like a hammock so bad for his back.

P is a young mum of two toddlers who has been forced into a refuge after fleeing a violent relationship. After 5 months there she has now been granted a home of her own with a local social landlord. Unfortunately they do not carpet their homes and P is not in a position to be able to afford to do so, as her only income is from benefits. We have an amazing donor offer of free carpets if we can get help fitting them. Thank you for reading this.

K's family are immigrants and have recently been housed by social services. The family consists of a married couple and a young adult daughter. The house is completely empty and has no flooring. They moved in with no furniture, cooker or fridge. We and another church are trying to assist them with some household items. We would appreciate your help to purchase a much needed fridge and a microwave. They are new immigrants and the father has sciatica. They are currently claiming Universal Credit.

One of our families is moving on from our supported accommodation into their first home in the UK, having spent 8 years in the asylum system and 3 years with us, this will be the first home of their own in over a decade! Whilst it is wonderful that they will have their own home, it is completely bare with no floor coverings at all. They are unable to afford to do anything about this and we'd love to bless them with carpets throughout!

J is working with Christians Against Poverty to help her with her finances and debt. She is a single Mum with two children under 6 years old. One is non verbal and has autism. She is on Universal Credit. Her son broke her phone and she can not afford a repair or a new phone. At the moment she has no way of communicating and no internet access until she can sort her phone out. She has suffered from domestic abuse and has her own mental health issues. She really appreciates this support.

W, an asylum seeker who arrived in our area three months ago, having left his family in Palestine, receives £9 per week in financial support. This client has engaged with our organisation, attending different activities such as English language classes, chess club and lunch, sport and cultural events each week. W, needs help to buy clothes as he doesn't have any, and would be very grateful for your support.

Firstly, thank you for reading this. J has recently moved house into a bungalow which is more suited for her health/disability needs. Unfortunately the property isn't carpeted and J isn't in a financial position to afford them. She's worried about the impact on her health when winter sets in. We just need a little help with the cost of fitting as we've had the carpets donated.

This young person has both physical and mental health issues that are making it very difficult for them to find work. They have also been turned down for the Limited Capability of Work element for Universal Credit, we are assisting them with a Mandatory Reconsideration, but this will take months. They have just moved home and have no money having had to pay the hefty deposit and rent in advance on a privately rented property. Could you please support them with a voucher to help them get by?

H is a single Mum with two children and has been in an abusive relationship. She now has the opportunity for a fresh start in a new house with her children and the support of her Social Worker. She has found a full time job and is saving hard to purchase essentials to make it a home but it will take time. A washing machine would be such a help to her right now and make a big difference to her everyday life. We have sourced a nearly new one for her. Can you please help to purchase it? Thank you.

Our parishioner is unemployed and cares for their disabled parents and brother. They lived off their savings but those funds are now exhausted. C is relentless in trying to find employment that also allows them to continue caring for their parents. The family relies on charitable donations and uses the local foodbank. Whilst the foodbank is a source of ameliorating their position, it does not go far enough as C has no recourse to other benefits. Please can you donate to help this family have food?