E is a single mum of three, on benefits and being supported by her local food bank. E is really struggling to get by and receives no support from the father of the children. E can only cook with an air fryer as she cannot afford to replace her old oven which no longer works. Any help to enable E to get a working cooker would be very much appreciated. Thank you

This autistic gentleman was living in secure accommodation with his wife and children. He fell victim to a Facebook landlord scam thereby losing £3k. He is due to move into permanent accommodation and has no furniture for this property. He is in receipt of Universal Credit and has no savings. You have kindly provided him with a sofa, dining table, chairs and TV. He is in need of a wardrobe to store clothes, a vacuum cleaner and saucepans for cooking family meals. We would like to offer these.

This lady was first known to us when she was a rough sleeper and we were able to support her journey towards being housed. She has now been referred by her Supporting Families Practitioner regarding concerns around her living conditions and her mental health. You have already provided a bed for which she is grateful. This lady and her two children do not have decent clothing and we would like to offer clothing to support their dignity, especially with winter on its way.

This lady, her partner and young children arrived in the UK from India and have refugee status. The family fled imminent violence from relatives and were placed in local, unfurnished accommodation by the Home Office. This lady has no savings and no Universal Credit. Her mental health has been severely affected by these events. You have provided beds for the children, for which they are grateful, but she and her partner are sleeping on the floor and we would like to offer them a bed to ensure a restful sleep.

E has been in active recovery from substances for nearly a year following the end of a domestic abusive relationship. She has recently had a baby prematurely at 30 weeks and she has struggled to maintain home conditions while spending most of her time in neonatal care with her baby. Her house isn't carpeted and social services have placed a condition that E deals with this but she simply can't afford it. We'd like to support E and her newborn baby to stay together in their home.

S has suffered a back injury that has temporarily prevented him from working and receives only £400 monthly in sick pay, leaving him and his pregnant wife struggling to afford essential living costs. They are facing financial hardship, with growing concerns about being able to afford food and maintain their housing.Your donations would provide vital support, we would arrange a supermarket voucher to help them purchase essential groceries for family over the next month, easing some of their financial pressure.

M lives on her own and struggles with both a number of physical and mental health issues. She is on a low income and is working with Christians Against Poverty on a debt management programme. Her cooker blew up a couple of weeks ago and she has been struggling since. Having a replacement will greatly improve her day to day life.

E has suffered years of emotional, physical and sexual abuse. It has left her with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and severe depression and anxiety. After a period in a women's refuge she has now been offered her own house. Sadly it isn't carpeted and E is desperate to make this a proper home for her and her little girl. We're praying a generous Acts donor will provide the financial support E needs as she simply can't afford this herself.

Client O has just arrived in the UK and is finding it hard to find work. A laptop would really help him practise his English and apply for jobs, giving him a better chance to get started and become independent.

P lives in supported accommodation and recently experienced unexpected financial difficulties due to delays and complications with his benefit payments. This has left him with arrears towards his personal charge for his accommodation despite his best efforts to manage his circumstances. A little financial support would make a real difference by helping to reduce these arrears, ease the pressure he is currently facing and allow him to focus on moving forward positively and maintaining the stability of his home.

N has two children, with a third on the way, and has recently become a single parent. Because of that she is currently staying in temporary accommodation, which although it is largely furnished has no washing machine. She has very little income which barely covers food and bills, so she can't afford to buy one herself, and launderette costs are unsustainable. Your help would mean she could keep on top of the family's washing, and they could rely on having clean clothes and bedding.

This 23 year old, along with her family have been waiting on home office approval to remain but have been waiting over 8 years. She is not allowed to work or claim benefits. She had to have facial surgery which was completed and has to wear a set of dental retainers following this. They have broken through normal wear and tear of constant use but the NHS could only pay for one set. Any further have to be paid for but they don't receive an income and she is scared of undoing the recovery work.

N and her partner S have five children the youngest of which is autistic. After a very long wait they were allocated a four bedroom house so their son with autism can have his own room and space. This is a new property which has no flooring. They are on benefits and her partner is getting some low paid work. They would be delighted to get some flooring for their lounge before winter sets in.

D has struggled with Emotional Unstable Personality Disorder and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. His family are unsupportive and he has been the victim of domestic abuse in several relationships. His outreach worker has asked us to help with the purchase of a mobile phone. He has been rough sleeping and came to their attention. He's connecting well with the Care Give Live mental health team. A phone will help that communication continue. We'd appreciate your help to buy a phone for him. Thanks.

R is a single Afghan lady who was recently moved into a supported flat. She lacks several essential appliances of her own. Her English skills are very limited, watching TV eases her loneliness and assists with her language learning. Several health issues make daily tasks physically demanding. To improve her independence and well-being, she needs a television to ease loneliness and support English language learning. A microwave would allow her to easily cook and reheat small meals while saving money on gas.

This family has relied on second-hand pushchairs for some time, but they inevitably break. This week, the front wheel buckled, almost tipping her toddler out, making a replacement urgent. We would love to provide a new pushchair with winter protection to keep the toddler safe and comfortable. The mother has five children and relies solely on Income Support, as her husband lives in Spain and provides no financial support.

T is a refugee living with her husband and 1 year old daughter. They are in receipt of the section 95 allowance which covers food and travel. T’s phone has recently been dropped by her daughter, which has resulted in a broken screen, not charging properly and switching off regularly. Without a phone she is unable to keep online appointments and misses important calls.

M has been out of employment for some time, but after recently finding out he is going to become a father, he has been determined to secure work and build a stable future for his growing family. He has successfully secured a job starting in a few weeks, but the early shift times mean public transport is not an option. A £150 donation would allow M to purchase a bike from the charity Rebelution, along with a secure bike lock, ensuring he can travel to work reliably and sustain his employment.

A is finally moving into his own home following a long history of housing instability and trauma. He grew up in a household affected by addiction and abuse and, as an adult, experienced years of sofa surfing and periods of street homelessness. He is moving into the property without the essential furniture needed to make it a home. A bed is an immediate priority so that A has a safe and appropriate place to sleep. Providing this would support his physical and emotional wellbeing.

This husband and wife are asylum seekers from Morocco. They don't have any recourse to public funds and only have summer clothes at the moment. Both people need winter clothes, coats and shoes. Please can you help?