Calvary Chapel

The client is a recently single mother of two young children, facing a difficult and uncertain time. After the children's father moved out unexpectedly, he has refused to provide any financial support. This sudden change has left her solely responsible forther household, both emotionally and financially.

Currently, she is unemployed but actively searching for work every day and determined to find stable employment so she can provide a secure future for her children. However, with no income at the moment, she is unable to pay the upcoming rent of $900., and fear that she may lose her home.

Client is reaching out for assistance to help cover this urgent expense while working to get back on her feet. Any support during this time would make a world of difference and would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

The patient is a young mother currently experiencing homelessness. She is living in her car with her five-year-old daughter and is expecting another child imminently. Due to her circumstances, she has been unable to access consistent meals, prenatal care, or provide her daughter with the necessary support and stability. She has no assistance from family or the father of her unborn child. The patient is feeling extremely scared, isolated, and overwhelmed. Providing her with immediate support would not only address her critical needs but also offer her the encouragement and stability necessary to move forward, reassuring her that she is not alone in this journey.

Single Mom of 2 is graduating from our program and needs assistance with obtaining her own FPL account. We are moving her into her new place on the first but needs help with the deposit. We are very excited for her and her kids

Single and homeless mother of 5 is in desperate need of hotel to get them off the streets and into a program. We found a place for them but need the $500 to pay for them to stay for a week. Please keep them in prayer and let us know if you can assist in any way. Thank you all

The 17-year-old female youth and her boyfriend (who aged out of the foster care system) are expecting their first baby, 5/30/2025. The couple are diligently working to make plans for their family by continuing their education, taking parenting classes, and learning independent living skills. Through their support system, they have acquired most of the essentials needed for their baby and have set up the nursery. The monitor is important to the expectant parents as it provides emergency medical alerts including co-sleeping behaviors. They also need stroller with a bassinet. Suggested LINKS provided below.

Security/Baby monitor Go To Link Stroller Go To Link

Patient has been residing in the U.S. for the past three years, originally comes from Honduras and has no immediate family or support here. Her family remains in Honduras, and she is navigating an extremely vulnerable situations on her own.

She is the mother of a 4-year-old daughter who has been diagnosed with autism and is scheduled for surgery soon due to severely enlarged tonsils that are interfering with her ability to breathe. Her daughter is in need of diapers. She is a size 7 in diapers. The patient is currently pregnant.

Until recently, the household’s sole provider was her husband, who has now been arrested. As a result, the family has lost its only source of income. She is actively working with legal counsel to navigate the situation, but her immediate needs continue to grow. Due to the lack of funds, her phone service is expected to be disconnected shortly, which will further isolate her during this difficult time, as well as difficulty paying rent.

Despite these overwhelming challenges, the patient remains incredibly resilient, facing each day with strength and kindness. Given the urgent nature of her circumstances, she is in need of financial and social support now more than ever.

Once her phone service is disconnected, she has requested that she be contacted through a friend, Nimia, who can be reached at(###) ###-####. The patient and her friend are fluent in Spanish.

Single mom of two children is requesting help with her a move-in cost to a new apartment. She had been staying with her sister due to financial reasons. Mom is also experiencing grief, as she lost her mom this past year. During her transition time with her sister, she experienced some other mental health concerns. The mom has a significant portion of the cost and is requesting $500.00

Pregnant Mom is due to give birth 1st week in June and is need of a bassinet. She has been compliant with her court ordered case plan services which included her acquiring stable housing recently, hence her financial difficulties in getting baby items.

These are much need items - Baby Bassinet, infant car seat, stroller, baby bouncer, and baby bath. This will help the new Mom and newborn tremendously.

!5 y/o teen boy has been in care for some time, his mother has not been able to reunify as she is currently homeless. The child is attending school and is now requiring for him to complete home work and certain assignments through a laptop. The mother is unable to buy it for him and neither can his caregiver. The child has been falling a little behind as he does not have access to a computer. A laptop computer will help this child tremendously.

The mother, has 3 girls (14, 13, 12) recently obtained housing for her and her children via Broward County Housing Authority. The mother's case initially came into care due domestic violence. Since the case's inception until now the mother has made some extremely significant behavioral changes and has increased her parental protective capacities drastically for the benefit of maintaining to care for herself and children without the father. The mother is a single 36-year-old African American female that is trying her absolute best to provide for herself and children alongside trying to be maintaining a safe environment for her children. The mother indicates that she is really in need of some assistance with obtaining bikes for her children as she is unemployed and unable to afford them with the little assistance she receives. The mother indicates that she is trying her absolute best however she could really benefit from a lending hand. The mother is indicating this will encourage the children to attend school regularly and improve their grades. 3 bikes are needed so the children can get to school. (2) 24-inch bikes and (1) 26-inch bike. These bicycles will help the family TREMENDOUSLY!!

The child requested assistance from the case manager in obtaining new clothing. Previously, the child attended a school that required uniforms, so most of her wardrobe consisted of school attire. However, she has since transferred to a new school that does not require uniforms and now has little to no appropriate clothing to wear. The case manager spoke with the foster parent about helping the child with clothing needs. The foster parent stated that the child would be receiving a $300 stipend in July for school shopping. Due to the lack of suitable clothing, the child has already missed a few days of school.

The child is very much in need of the following in order to go to school : Shirts, jeans, shorts, socks, pants, shoes, and skirts.

A gift card would also be very helpful

THIS REQUEST IS PART OF A PILOT PROJECT INVOLVING SPECIFIC CHURCHES AND AGENCIES. IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN SPECIFICALLY TRAINED AS A PARTICIPANT IN THIS PILOT. PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS REQUEST. We are reaching out on behalf of one of our high school seniors who is currently experiencing a significant season of grief and transition. Her family recently lost their beloved matriarch—her grandmother—after a long and difficult battle with cancer. The student, along with her mother, younger brother, and uncle, are all deeply grieving this loss. Her mother, who is the sole provider for the family, is working full time while also navigating the challenges of moving to a new home and caring for her children. In this time of emotional and logistical upheaval, preparing daily meals has become overwhelming, and the family is in need of food support. Additionally, our student has a specific and urgent need: a durable, heavy-duty queen-size bed frame. She currently has a queen mattress but has broken multiple frames in the past due to weight limits. She is actively working on improving her health, but in the meantime, her broken bed is making it difficult to sleep properly, which in turn is affecting her emotional wellbeing and school attendance. Providing a stable sleeping arrangement would go a long way in supporting her healing, both physically and emotionally. ***OHOM WeekDAY family of 4 - 3 adults and 1 children for 1 week ($8.50 x4= $34.00 x 5 days=$170.00). No known allergies