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Elderly couple in their 70s moving out to their HDB public rental 1-room flat in end June 2026. They are both currently not working. They require a wardrobe to organize your clothes.

Client is a breast cancer survivor, has recently completed her treatment and suffered from multiple side effects (heart issues and swelling of eyes and nose). While her condition has improved, she is facing difficulties securing employment that is fit for her current condition. Client is unemployed, living in a 1-room rental flat and without any family support. Her rental flat is without basic furniture and hopes for a proper wardrobe to keep her clothes.

Client is a single mother who is taking care of her 3 young children. Due to her poor health and caregiving duties, she is currently unemployed. Family is allocated a rental flat recently and require household items for their flat. Client hopes to receive a kitchen cabinet that allows her to put gas tank in the cabinet and the stove on top.

Client is a single mother who is taking care of her 3 young children. Due to her poor health and caregiving duties, she is currently unemployed. Family is allocated a rental flat recently and require household items for their flat. Client hopes to receive a kitchen cabinet that allows her to put gas tank in the cabinet and the stove on top.

Client is a single mother who is taking care of her 3 young children. Due to her poor health and caregiving duties, she is currently unemployed. Family is allocated a rental flat recently and require household items for their flat. Client hopes to receive wardrobe to put her and her children's clothes.

Client is a widow currently living in a one-room rental flat with her 21-year-old daughter and her partner. Client is certified unfit for work due to both her physical and mental health conditions, and experiencing difficulties cleaning up her flat due to her deteriorating eyesight. She is usually dependent on her daughter to clean up the flat, but daughter is usually busy away from home to provide sufficient support. The rental flat has recently been infested with bedbugs, requiring fumigation, home cleaning services and the need to throw majority of their furniture. As a result, they will require new furniture, such as a hanging wardrobe to be replaced.

Hi all, a single mother and her 10 years old son are currently staying at a transitional shelter, and they have just gotten their HDB rental flat at Sembawang. Their HDB rental flat is currently empty and they need a wardrobe. The mother has just started part-time work, and she is unable to afford a wardrobe. Please contact me at 89638006 or derek_lim@awwa.org.sg if you would like to donate or contribute a wardrobe (still in good, working condition) to them. We do not have any transport for the wardrobe. Thank you so much! Best regards, Derek Lim Social Worker AWWA

Client and husband are both certified unable to work. Husband had a stroke several years ago. Client suffered injury due to caregiving for husband. Both now have difficulties with mobility. Husband has expenses for medical care that is not covered by financial assistance. Client relies on a social service programme for side income, but the programme is ceasing operations soon, halting her income. Their children are in their schooling years and are thus not able to provide enough for client and husband. Hence the family relies heavily on financial assistance to get by, but financial assistance alone is insufficient for their needs, especially on big household items such as furniture and large appliances.

Source out for 2 door cabinet to store clothes The client is currently a single mother caring for two of her children, aged 15 and 14. At this juncture, she requires assistance with the provision of a two‑door cabinet for her son to store his clothes, following the family’s recent move into a new home. The family would benefit from this support, as it would help to manage the additional expenses associated with relocation. The client’s financial situation is unstable at present, and the requested assistance would help to alleviate immediate household needs. Donor to kindly cover transport arrangement and delivery cost please, thankyou

Low-income single parent of 1. Father of a child with special needs. Child has strong tendencies to pull/tear/bite objects at home. Child shares room with helper and uses a double-decker bed. The existing bedframe at home have had their wooden base (and splinters) exposed by the child and poses a safety risk/choking hazard to the child. Father is managing existing debts and financial difficulties with adhoc household item replacements, making it difficult for him to afford new furniture. In the interim, we had removed the wooden shelvings but this has also resulted in a less sturdy structure for the double decker bed, as they had previously served to stabilise the structure. Sturdy non-wooden double decker bed will allow the family safe usage for sleeping. Please contact Social Worker Bryan @ 9699 3764