D, a refugee who has just received leave to remain, is desperate to be reunited with his wife and young children, hopefully, in the next year! He is studying very hard at the college to get his English qualifications and hopes to find a job soon. With all of this, D would really benefit from a laptop to help with studying and applying for jobs online. His previously donated tablet has unfortunately broken after much use. Thank you so much for helping D to get his own device.

S is an asylum seeker who is very engaged in our local English classes and support groups. He is keen to learn and improve his English in order to be able to become part of our society, to integrate and give back by volunteering, and one day finding a job. It is very challenging for him to do his homework and access information online with only an old phone. Thank you so much for helping S to get his own laptop in order to increase his ability to learn and improve his English.

L is a single mum to a teenage boy who is fifteen and has been required to move schools, following a serious safeguarding incident. Mum is struggling financially and is being supported by her local food bank and debt advice service. L is not eligible for a clothing grant and her son requires a specific uniform. He also needs new trainers, basic t-shirts and shorts. Mum would appreciate any support so her son can settle into his new school without feeling different to others.

Our Foodbank client, G, has three children and does not work because of a long term health condition. She has had the same sofa for over ten years and it is in very bad shape. Because of G's health condition, she has no means of accruing the funds needed. Please can you help?

F is a refugee who has managed to reunite with his kids and wife after along period. He has enrolled his kids in school; however, he needs your support so he can buy school uniform for his two kids. F is suffering from health conditions and cannot currently work. Can you please support this family?

Safe Families is supporting a single mum and her two children who have been residing in temporary accommodation for four years where the current floors are dirty and unsanitary. Mum is struggling with her mental health and is finding the current living conditions very stressful, but cannot afford flooring as she is struggling financially. We would love to help this family by providing new flooring for the family in the bedroom. Please could you help this family? Thank you.

I, a single man who has previously struggled with an alcohol addiction, is being supported by his local food bank and other health professionals. He is on benefits and unable to work, due to his addiction severely damaging his health. Our client would appreciate any help to purchase a fridge freezer to help support his healthy eating and budgeting. It would make such a difference to I's health and finances to be able to store fresh food and purchase in bulk. Thank you.

H receives Universal Credit, topping-up her part-time hours. She works in our community café, which she has done for over four years. In that time, H has been living in temporary accommodation with her son, for over five years. She has finally been given her forever home and is due to move in the next week. Mum is so excited and has been to see the house in anticipation. The kitchen, unfortunately, doesn't have a cooker so any donations towards one for her new home would be gratefully received.

This family of four have been through a lot, including family relationship tensions. The parents have additional needs and struggle with their mental health. They would love to have a skip so that they can continue to make the garden improvements they have started. A skip would give fresh motivation for the family to be able to dispose of garden waste and finish their projects. This would enable the family to have a lovely garden to enjoy, but they are struggling financially and cannot afford this expense. Thank you.

O is a single mother with two young children, who receives Universal Credit. She has just moved from temporary furnished accommodation into her own council house with her family. Our charity has helped mum with her move and the associated costs, but the house is unfurnished and she is currently sleeping on the floor. Any donations towards a double bed and mattress would be gratefully received by O, as she begins to make this house a home for herself and her family.

F, who took time off from her job, due to a couple of deaths in the family, was then laid off from work as she was still in the probation period. She needed the time off work to grieve and look after her mental health. F has been accessing foodbanks and ECO shops to try to make her money last and stretch further so everyone can eat, and there have been occasions when she has gone without food. F's fridge freezer has broken and she is unable to replace it due to her finical situation.

D, a single man who now lives independently, previously lived in a supported housing environment. He has a long term mental health condition which prevents him from being able to work. D is seeking help with the application of Personal Independence Payment and his benefits are being moved over from Employment and Support Allowance. D has no cooking facilities other than a microwave. Please can you help him with an oven?

I am supporting a wonderful and resilient young woman who has been moved into a self contained bedsit after such a long time in very unsuitable emergency accommodation. She, unfortunately, had to flee, due to high risk domestic violence. This comes with very basic furniture and this young woman needs lots of items to make this a home. She would really appreciate a desk and chair, some storage furniture and essential kitchen items.

J is a single mum with two secondary school age children. Following a health problem, she is off work, but is attending a retraining course and wants to get back to work. Her landlord wants to sell her house and J has been forced to get emergency accommodation which is forty miles away from her children's school, meaning an eighty mile round trip each day. Also, her 'new' home has only electric heating, increasing her living costs. Please can you help J with her travel costs, which are crippling?

C, who has anxiety and depression, is a single parent who recently had to move to this area with her children, and is struggling financially on Universal Credit, her only income. We are supporting with money advice, housing, community mental health groups and activities. C was staying with a friend, but has recently been made homeless and is in emergency housing. She is due to be rehoused in unfurnished rented housing and would be so grateful of any donations towards beds and bedding.

S is struggling financially and has very little money to live off. He uses what he does get from charity for food and travel to college, but isn't left with anything else. His mobile phone has stopped working, which means it is very difficult for him to contact his support networks and easily access college emails, or get around London and to new areas. Any donations to help S access a refurbished phone would be appreciated, and give him back some independence.

H, who moved into our supported accommodation a few months back, has struggled with his mental health for a number of years and can isolate himself. He was recently encouraged to try exercising more, so got a short term trial gym membership and went along with someone he met through our organisation. It was really beneficial for his mental health, but he can't afford to pay monthly for a membership from his Universal Credit, on top of his other expenses. This would cover a nine month membership.

This request is for a family of six who live in a two bedroom house in very poor conditions. After recently undergoing surgery, and due to child care reasons, neither adults are able to work and they rely on Universal Credit. Their cooker has broken so they are unable to cook hot food other than by using a small air fryer and a microwave. It would be life changing if we could help them by purchasing a cooker for the family.

JS, who has complex mental health issues and is on basic Universal Credit, has no savings or spare income to meet unforeseen expenditure. Her bed has broken and she is in need of a new bed and mattress. JS is isolated from her family and does not have any friends she can rely on.

AE, who works, but is on a low wage, has been homeless for over a year and is living in temporary accommodation. She has been granted a bed, cooker and fridge, but needs a washing machine. AE has applied for Housing Benefit, but her case has not yet been processed. In the meantime she is paying her rent of out of her wages and this does not leave her much to be able to save for a washing machine.