This lady had an accident four years ago that left her requiring five operations to her legs/ankle, and is only now able to think about going back upstairs in her home. However, she has no carpets in her bedroom. She rents her property, unfurnished, so is responsible for all furnishings. She has also had struggles with her mental health which has left her unable to work. As Winter approaches, she would love to be able to be warm, safe and comfortable in her own room.

J is destitute and has moved into a hosting placement. Due to a recent experience in detention, she is really struggling with her mental health. Exercise is the one thing which helps her feel better, and keeps her from going over the trauma she has experienced. She would love to have a gym membership so she can manage her mental health, and keep herself busy during a very tricky time.

G is in need of a double mattress. Her existing king size bed frame has broken and she's sourcing a smaller double frame but cannot afford a new mattress. She's a single parent who has a teenage daughter with additional needs. Her daughter is unable to attend college due to anxiety. G is a client of Christians Against Poverty (CAP) for help with debt-relief.

S is very motivated to improve his English, to get online training and qualifications in the UK and to pass the driving theory test. He wants to improve his opportunities for the future. S' income is Universal Credit and he has no spare money after his living costs. He'd like a laptop so that he can access more resources to allow him to study and learn more easily. S also wants to apply for part time work and a laptop will allow him to adapt his CV and apply for jobs.

H would like to study English using various websites that show videos and have accompanying questions. He's new to the UK and struggling to meet people because he doesn't speak much English. He feels isolated and his confidence is suffering. He's limited by the capacity of his phone and a laptop will allow him to access a great range of study materials and online training sessions. H's aim is to increase his confidence and language skills so that he can meet people and eventually work in the UK. His only income is Universal Credit so he cannot afford to get one himself.

A is a single mother to a young child, she has ongoing mental health issues and is receiving help with this. Because of her immigration status, A is not allowed to work or access benefits like Universal Credit. They have very limited funds, regularly relying on food banks and their church for essentials. The family had a TV but over half the screen is not working. Please help get a child's tablet - a safe, educational way for the child to engage that will also provide some respite for A.

This man has had health issues for several years. He had been homeless but has just moved into a flat with the help of a local charity. He wants to get back into work and is doing a horticulture course. He will be setting up a gardening business and is being helped with the paperwork for this. He has managed to get some tools and equipment but needs to get some more but also flyers and business cards to promote his new business. He has been unemployed for a long time.

H is fleeing appalling domestic abuse from her ex-partner, which culminated in an attempted murder. She has been supported into a new property of her own away from her former home, but it doesn't have any carpet. H fled with nothing, and so is having to rebuild her life from scratch, and she is struggling to afford the essentials for daily life. Your help would mean she could carpet the living room, and make it a safe and warm space to be as she begind the long recovery from her trauma.

R is a victim of domestic violence that led to a nervous breakdown and hospitalisation. During that time her children were taken into care. R is now recovering, back home but has an ongoing plan with social services who are concerned about the condition of her home. One of the key problems is a lack of suitable flooring. R simply can't afford to carpet her home as her only income is from benefits and she has no savings. We can provide her with carpets free of charge if we can get help with fitting costs.

A came to the UK as an asylum seeker 1 year ago from Somalia. He receives a 2 week grant of £100 for food and transport. This is his only income and A is struggling to be able to purchase new clothing and shoes which will help him adapt. He has applied for citizenship, and wants to make a home here but has limited clothing from his journey and is unable to afford any. Please can you help him in this situation?

S has been rough sleeping for the past few years and has just moved into a hosting placement. He has had the same phone for years, and it is slowly becoming unusable. He is destitute and therefore does not have the funds to buy a new one. He lives on £150 a month from our charity, so that money needs to go on food and travel, leaving him with very little left. We have found a refurbished phone in a second hand shop online and would be very grateful for the help to buy this.

J has been in and out of temporary accommodation since January, previously homeless. She is currently on Universal Credit and is under the care of the mental health team due to exploitation while she was homeless. She needs stability now in order to recover. She has her own place, and requires a cooker to be supplied and fitted. The SVP will cover the rest of the cost. We have already provided furniture and the cooker is the last piece to make her home complete. Thank you for your consideration.

H is a refugee from Tanzania, she had planned to stay with her stepmother, but it didn't work out. The council have now rehoused H and as she is currently unemployed, she is struggling to make her new accommodation a home. We have provided all the other furniture she needs, only a cooker remains to complete her new home. Having had a complicated start, things are starting to look brighter for H. Thank you for your consideration.

After rebuilding their lives in the UK, a refugee couple and their three children are still living in temporary accommodation after more than two years. Their children are settled and happy in their schools, but they now live too far away to walk. Moving schools would cause further upheaval when they could be moved again at any time. £200 towards three autumn-term bus passes would help the children keep the stability, friendships and education they have worked so hard to build.

This single mum is struggling financially and on a low income. Mum and children are currently using fold away chairs to sit on. Mum can’t afford to buy a second hand sofa and chair due to struggling with debt and the high cost of living. Mum is really stressed and anxious because they have nowhere to relax. School holidays are hard because they are at home longer. Please can you help?

M is an asylum seeker who arrived in our area three months ago having left his family in Kuwait, and receives £9 per week in financial support. This client has engaged with our organisation, attending different activities such as English language classes, English communication sessions, CV writing sessions and cultural events each week. M needs help to buy a refurbished laptop as he wants to strengthen his English language.

We would like to provide a voucher for Mum to buy decorating supplies for a mum who is moving from supported living into her own property with her two young children. Mum receives Universal Credit. This is positive transition for Mum and her children, and this voucher will cover the cost of paint, wallpaper and all the tools needed to be able to decorate the property and help her create a space that feels safe, comfortable and truly theirs, giving Mum the opportunity to have a sense of ownership and pride in her new home.

J works in the building industry but is self-employed and is currently unable to find work. He receives a small amount of Universal Credit but struggles to cover his living costs. His phone is broken and, as a result, he missed a recent job centre appointment. This has led to him being sanctioned and he is now struggling even more. His phone is a lifeline for him to keep in contact with potential employers and others who are supporting him. Your help in buying a replacement would be much appreciated.

A, an asylum seeker who arrived in our area two months ago, having left his family in Kuwait, 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. A, needs help to buy clothes as he doesn't have any, and would be very grateful for your support.

A is a single mum with five children aged between 3 and 15; she suffers from Autism Spectrum Disorder and mental health concerns. There has been children's services and police involvement for poor home conditions and she has received intensive support to empty the house and start again. Part of the children’s plan is for them to have a safe space to play outside. Mum has been very proactive to get the overgrown garden cutback but is unable to raise the money for fence posts and panels.