£200 remaining for a washing machine
Mr H is a refugee living with his wife and child. He is working hard to create a stable life for his family, but they are currently only receiving Universal Credit. With the rising cost of living and limited financial resources, they are struggling to afford essential household items like a washing machine. This appliance would greatly improve their daily lives, providing a much-needed solution for their family's hygiene and well-being.
P, who is a victim of modern slavery, has two autistic children and they currently live on £49 per week of asylum support. The children's school are recommending that mum gets specific educational materials to aid their development and language acquisition. P cannot afford these materials, including a tablet, feeling cards, ear defenders and sensory equipment (floor tiles and toys), and feels an immense sense of guilt and hopelessness regarding her children's future.
We are raising £100 to help A, a newly granted refugee, convert his overseas qualifications to UK equivalents through a European Network of National Information Centres (ENIC) Statement of Comparability. This step, along with translation costs, is essential for A to pursue his education and career, but is currently unaffordable. Your contribution will support him in achieving his goals.
N has recently moved into a new home with her two children, but the space is unfurnished. While she receives Universal Credit, the rising cost of living has made it difficult for her to afford essential household items. Your generous support would help her family make their new house a home, providing stability and comfort as they settle in. Any contribution will go a long way in easing N's burden, and helping her to create a safe, welcoming environment for her children.