S & her young son were living in a caravan and have literally just been kicked out of their home. The local authority were able to house them in a local motel for a few days and have now placed them in temporary accommodation. The problem is they have no fridge, cooker or beds. We are looking at ways to support them as well as food from our foodbank but would ideally like to purchase a fridge for them. They would really appreciate some help and support at this time.
This lady is struggling to manage on her pension. She lives with, and cares for, her autistic daughter and is herself being treated for bowel cancer. Her illness means she needs to bathe and do washing daily, but her washing machine has broken down. She is receiving help from her local church and the Foodbank, but hates having to ask. She has brought up seven children alone after being widowed and never thought that she would be worse off as a pensioner. She would be so grateful for your support.
A thirty two year old client of the Sue Lambert Trust is an unpaid live-in carer for her aunt who suffers from dementia. She is unable to work as a result of poor mental health and caring responsibilities, is in receipt of benefits and existing on a low income. She is in need of a small freezer which she can put her own food in, as her aunt's freezer is only big enough to be stocked with her own food. As she is unable to afford this herself at the moment, your help would be greatly appreciated.
S is eight months pregnant and has been referred to us by her Health Visitor. She has lived in her property for two years and never had a proper cooker in all that time. We would appreciate your support in helping to purchase a cooker. Many thanks.
R and her two young boys fled domestic violence and were moved into temporary furnished accommodation a couple of years ago. They have now been moved into permanent accommodation and do not have a cooker and cannot afford to purchase one. Please can you help support them to be able to cook health meals for two growing boys? Many thanks for your support.
This lovely young family are really struggling in these very difficult times The young mum and her four children put a very brave face on things. Unfortunately, their fridge freezer packed up yesterday and the quote for the repair was astronomical. To make things worse they lost lots of food. Any help would be a godsend. Two of the children are disabled, which adds further to their plight but they are always so happy.