3 boys and their mother are in need of basic household items to help foster a successful reunification in their new home.

A family comprised of two adults and five children are living in a three-bedroom apartment. During a home visit, the mother had expressed that she is needing two twin mattresses to fit bunk frames, new pillows for the family, and additional cleaning supplies. Because she is not able to purchase mattresses at this time, the children often bedshare. She discussed that her food stamps benefits have been reduced, so she is having to use cash to help supplement this decrease.

A single mother with one adult child, one autistic child, a newborn baby, and a teenager reside in the home. Utilites are getting behind and the family is having a hard time catching up on the electric bill. The need is very important due to cold weather impact in the near future and danger of losing heating.

A licensed resource family recently welcomed their first foster child into their home. The bedroom reserved for him has a queen-sized bed, but the family would like to exchange it for a twin-sized LOFTED bed to give the child more space in his room. The family is also willing to trade or donate the queen-sized bed if that helps the transaction to happen sooner.

We have a mother who has 5 children in her home. She really struggles with being a single mom. She needs several different avenues of help. Things that would be helpful: Deposit for daycare (she is approved for full time daycare, but cannot afford the daycare deposits), cleaning her home, laundry, money for her phone, support for her kids so she can take a couple hours to herself.