£100 remaining for a petrol and a mobile phone card
This man, who is on Universal Credit (UC), has had major knee surgery and is recovering now, although they don't think it was successful and he needs to have further surgery. Struggling with poor mental health, he is unable to work and his UC doesn't cover his bills, but all of it is being spent on them. This gentleman is using the foodbank and is getting help to increase his benefits. In the meantime, we would love to help with a petrol card and a mobile phone so he can stay connected and get out and about.
This family has struggled repeatedly with black mould, which has seriously aggravated their young daughter's asthma and impacted her health. Despite being rehoused by the council, they have again found themselves in a property with a mould problem. The council's efforts to treat the mould, as well as daily cleaning by the family, have been unsuccessful and their child's asthma is worsening again. A dehumidifier will help their battle with mould and the damp caused by drying clothes. Please can you help?
L is currently living in a single room in temporary shared accommodation, following a house fire where he lost everything, and then being homeless. He is on the waiting list for his own accommodation. L has a number of health concerns including a twisted hernia, ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder), and unstable personality disorder, meaning he is unable to work. L is in receipt of Universal Credit. We are requesting support for a fridge freezer to support him in his current and future living situation.
D is an asylum seeker from Nigeria who has been disabled since childhood due to issues with the bones in her hip. She currently uses a wheelchair or walker to mobilise. In Nigeria, D was the victim of discrimination and was unable to access the education and medical care she required. She was also unable to work which led to her having mental health issues. D has not got adequate clothing or footwear (which is very important in her case) for a British winter. We would like to buy them for her.