E, who has been seriously ill, has moved to be closer to her daughter to receive support. Unfortunately, the removal firm failed to take all of her items, leaving a lot of them behind. The council has disposed of everything, resulting in E losing her wardrobe, all of her crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils and bedding. E was looking forward to her new life. Being able to replace the lost items would be beneficial to her physical and mental health, and enable her to fully settle in to her new home.

D, has been referred to Romero by his support worker for our help, is moving into his own accommodation and needs to buy a bed, mattress and wardrobe. He receives benefits, but hopes to start on a training programme in the New Year. D sleeps on the sofa, which is impacting on his physical and mental health, and he feels exhausted due to not having a proper night's sleep. Please would you help us to support D, so that he can turn up for training rested and ready to learn, giving him a fresh start?

G, who suffers with mental health problems and is unfit for work, receives Universal Credit, but has deductions to cover large debts, leaving her struggling to meet her living costs. She has had a hernia operation which causes her some discomfort and is struggling to get any sleep at night. G's mattress is very old and in such a poor state that it is making the pain worse. She would be so grateful for help to buy a new mattress so that she can be comfortable in bed and hopefully sleep better.

S is a recently bereaved gentleman who is struggling with the transition of managing everything himself. He is working with a Foodbank debt worker to help him cope on his own and to deal with debts related to the death of his wife. S, who suffers with epilepsy and lung disease, is struggling to prepare meals as his epilepsy means it is dangerous for him to use the gas oven, which he has on fire. S would love to buy an air fryer to enable him to cook safely, but just cannot afford it.

H is a single mum to two children who is struggling to manage on a very limited income. She has recently been injured in a domestic abuse attack, and has poor mental health. Caring responsibilities have meant that mum has been unable to work and she has fallen into debt. H is working with Christians Against Poverty to deal with her debts, and is making good progress with this. Her gas cooker has been condemned and mum is struggling to prepare meals for her family. £200 would allow her to buy a second-hand cooker.

F is a single mum who was fled a war torn country and been granted refugee status in the UK. She has been living in temporary accommodation and hotels, but has now been granted a home for her and her daughter. F's daughter has chronic asthma and the house has no floor coverings down, which is causing her to have asthma attacks. We have an offer of free carpets that will make all the difference to F and the health of her child, but need your help with the fitting costs. Thanks in advance for reading this.

This lady, who has five children and has had to ask her partner to leave the family home, due to his addiction, is living off Universal Credit. Her tumble dryer has broken and she would like help to replace it. This money will go towards a 10kg machine so that it's big enough for the family's use. Mum has been trying to save money to pay towards it, but cannot afford the whole cost.

N, who had a house fire in June, lost everything and, sadly, was uninsured. She has been living in a hotel with her three children and it has been really challenging. Fortunately, she has found a new home with a local social landlord, but it comes without floor coverings. Because of N's low income, she simply can't afford to buy carpets. One of her children is disabled and she is desperate to make the new house into a home. Carpets would be an important part of that. We have an offer of free carpets, but need your help to pay for the fitting.

Y has been living in temporary accommodation with her young son after fleeing domestic violence. She has been offered a property, but is starting from scratch. Her only income is Universal Credit and she has spent what little savings she had on moving into the new home. The property has no carpets down and Y is worried for the health and safety of her son. He has asthma and is a bit of a live wire! Carpets down would make the home warmer and safer. Any help would be gratefully received for the fitting of free of charge carpets.