£200 remaining for a orthopaedic mattress
This single lady, who is unemployed and on benefits in a private rented flat, has recently become debt free through Christians Against Poverty. She has no savings to fall back on and is trying to stay out of debt. This lady is being treated for back pains and her GP has suggested she gets an orthopaedic supporting mattress. She has found one in Dunelm for £249 and is requesting £200 towards the cost
S is on benefits and, as all her money goes on bills, she has no money left over to be able to buy a mattress. The current mattress is in really poor condition and S can feel the base of her bed, which has now given her a very painful back. Please can you help her to replace the double mattress?
This client has multiple sclerosis and has recently been given permanent accommodation that suits his disability. He has been in temporary accommodation for some time and has moved in with very little. This client is in need of an electric cooker so he can cook better meals to help his condition. Please can you help?
A, who has recently moved and is without furniture, is not able to afford to buy a double bed as she is going through bankruptcy with Christians Against Poverty. A has been through cancer and has been caring for her mother who has Alzheimer's. Please can you help her?