G is about to be discharged from hospital and has nowhere to go. His relationship has broken down and he has been evicted from his home. We are hoping the Council will be able to house him in temporary accommodation as soon as possible. Citizens Advice are doing what they can to help as he has a number of debts and has just been hit with a huge tax bill, so has no money to buy food. Could you please consider supporting this gentleman with a voucher towards food, drink and toiletries? Thank you.

E, a single disabled mum of two disabled children, is drowning in debt. Citizens Advice have advised that the best course of action to tackle her debts is to go bankrupt, but it costs a lot of money, money that E does not have. Please may you consider supporting this family with £200 toward the £680 bankruptcy fee so that they can rid themselves of the worry and stress of being in debt for good? Thank you so much.

A, a vulnerable gentleman, has had his phone cut off, having gotten into £30 of arrears. The company have now added a £200 fee for early termination of his contract and it is with a debt collector. A's phone is vital, he has multiple health issues including mental health problems. Citizens Advice have contacted the supplier to ask they put a hold on the debt so it does not increase. Please may you consider helping this gentleman to get his phone back? Thank you.

J, who lives alone in her council flat, is in receipt of Employment and Support Allowance. She received £218 per fortnight, out of which she has to pay £30 per week for rent and £120 per month for Council Tax. J, who is in debt for £700 has applied for Personal Independence Payment, but cannot be considered until after Christmas. She attends Holy Trinity Marketplace and is a participant of the community there.

One of the lone parents SMILE works with is concerned about her son, aged twelve, who is struggling to express his emotions. He has been excluded from school after a series of angry outbursts. Mum has found a good counsellor and her son is benefitting from the sessions he has had, however, she can't afford to pay for more. We have worked with the counsellor to reduce the rate to just £20 per session and want to be able to pay for ten sessions, as we all know it will make a real difference to this young person's life.

T has found himself in a distressing situation whereby his mobile phone provider is pursuing him for a £12 debt! He is disabled and suffers with poor mental health, and this debt collection action is causing him considerable distress, as he believed he had paid his previous arrears in full. Citizens Advice is looking into the company's conduct in this matter, however, the debt still needs paying. Would anyone please consider helping this gentleman clear this debt and put his mind at rest? Thank you.

P has been rough sleeping for the last ten years, but has recently moved into supported accommodation. He is on very low Universal Credit, due to never having claimed any benefits before. He would love to see his parents this Christmas, as he has not seen them this year, but saving for the trip to Northamptonshire, by train, is a challenge, as he is struggling financially. P is a very polite gentleman and he believes that now he is being supported, he can really see a future for himself.

We would love you to join us in supporting a lady who has turned her life around by going sober and working her way out of debt. She is learning to drive so her and her son can be more independent. Thanks to backpay from her benefits, this lady has been able to pay for most of her lessons, but does not quite have enough for the test fees and two more lessons. She would be so grateful for your support to get her through this final stage of learning to drive.