As mentioned previously, I'm still in massive debt, rent debt, overdraft, waiting for the main instalment of my disability backpay to come through and pay it off. After paying my rent, rent debt and overdraft interest I'm left with almost nothing.

The supermarket gift cards I get from here pay for my food, toilet paper and whatever other basic essentials I need, plus paying for the supermarket to deliver when my mobility issues flare up and I can't walk or my landlady can't drive me.

If anyone can send me a supermarket gift card, it can be totally anonymous if you prefer, I won't see any of your payment details or your name.

This one takes credit and debit cards and google pay:

https://www.sainsburysgiftcard.co.uk/

This one takes crypto:

https://www.bitrefill.com/gb/en/gift-cards/sainsburys-in-store-digital-uk/

If you can help, please send it to DisabledAceSocialist@hotmail.com

I'm really grateful for any help.

Sometimes, we don’t need much… we simply need a hand to reach out when the need becomes overwhelming. Your support today could give a family like mine one less difficult day, and a renewed hope for tomorrow. ❤️ Support us here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/1d3ea05b6 #Gaza #SupportGaza #Palestine #MutualAid

Heyyy everyone!!!….. I hope you have been doing okay

I really wish I was coming back with a better update today.

This morning, I received a message from one of the eight queer refugees I’ve been telling you about. They told me that yesterday around 3pm, a group of men who identified themselves as police came to where they were staying and started demanding to see their legal documents.

They were also questioning them about why they “look weird” and why they behave like women.

The refugees tried to explain that they had been registered by UNHCR and that their documents were still being processed. They told the men that UNHCR was the organization responsible for their case.

According to the refugees, the situation then became violent.

They were beaten and forced to leave the reception area. Two of them were seriously injured while the others ran away.

They also told me that the men threatened to come back and said they did not want them there.

Right now, they are frightened and don’t know where they can safely stay.

I immediately tried contacting the UNHCR hotline in Juba to report what had happened. I explained the situation and was given guidance to address the immediate physical-safety issue through the police, along with reference numbers for the report.

Honestly, I’m struggling with this because I wish I could physically go there and help them.

But I’m in Juba and unlike us here, their legal documentation is still pending. I don’t want to make the situation more dangerous for them by pretending I can solve something from here that I can’t.

What I can do is keep speaking about what is happening to them and try to help them find support.

These are two of the people who were injured. I’m sharing these photos only with their permission because I want people to understand that this is not just a story we are telling online. These are real people who have been hurt.

This is also why I keep asking people not to forget about these eight people.

They arrived from Kakuma hoping to find somewhere safer. Instead, they are now dealing with hunger, lack of shelter, uncertainty around their documents and now violence.

We are still trying to raise $2,990 to help them with safe shelter, food, clean water, sleeping essentials, medication, clothing, cooking needs and the possibility of helping David restart his bakery work.

I know we haven’t received financial support for them yet.

But I want to say a huge thank you to the comrades who have continued boosting and sharing their story anyway.

You may not realize it but keeping these posts visible matters.

If you can help financially, the support link is in my profile.

If you can’t donate, please boost this post. Right now, visibility is one of the few things I can ask this community to help me with.

Please keep these eight people in your thoughts and help me keep their story from disappearing.🫂❤️

Small note : the fundraiser we’re using is still being updated by our organizer so the page may still show the previous goal and story for now. We’re working on getting it updated to reflect the needs of these eight refugees.

Thank you in advance for reading. Anything helps 💜

venmo is koday86 , cashapp $corgisaurusrex, zelle kieran.oday86@gmail.com, and PayPal queercorgirocks@gmail.com

This is an alt. My previous account I deleted it. Was Nyarlathotep7. I'm desperate. I don't know how else to say this.

I attempted last year. Survived. Went inpatient. Everything was covered. I had medical insurance. Everything but a 5 minute ambulance ride from the hospital to an mental health center. That's not hyperbole. It is a 8 minute walk but a 5 minute drive. This bill was 800$. I have fought it for a year. It has only gotten bigger. I lost my job and got a new one. But every pay check goes into a void of debt, car payments, phone bill. I don't have anyone to ask for help. I am borderline suicidal. I can't die because of my family but being alive is too fucking expensive. I worked 56 hours last week, got paid friday, I have 28$ in my checking. What am I giving my life to? I work PRN, a caretaker. I'm ruining my back helping this patient that can't walk. He's sweet but racist lol. Only listens to michael jackson but ONLY if its when he's white.

I'll take anything. I'm desperate. I just want to be able to eat. I don't care about opsec anymore. If anyone can help, my cashapp is $Nyarla7, my paypal is paypal.me/nyarla7.

Thank you.

complete my education, build a future, and support my family. Like millions of young people, I believed hard work and study could build a better life.

Then war came, and everything changed.

For nearly three years, my family and I have been living in a displacement camp in Gaza under a harsh siege. Every day is a struggle to find clean water, basic food, and shelter from the extreme heat inside our tent.

Despite everything, I refuse to give up on life and education. I have received an official acceptance from the University of Glasgow. This isn't just an academic offer; it is a lifeline to rebuild our lives and give my younger siblings hope. However, the tuition fees (£33,000) are far beyond what my family can afford after losing everything.

To make things more urgent, my mother is currently in critical condition and in dire need of urgent medical treatment and surgery.

Getting essential, life-saving medical care in what remains of Gaza's collapsed healthcare system is nearly impossible without immediate support.

Surviving a real-life siege in this day and age sounds absurd, but it is our daily reality. We need your help to secure the medical care my mother urgently needs and to help me pursue my education.

 100% Direct Impact: Thanks to our fundraising setup, every single cent goes directly to my family with zero transfer fees, ensuring we can cover medical expenses and basic survival immediately.

 How You Can Help: Every donation—no matter how small—brings us closer to health, dignity, and a future. If you cannot donate, please share this post. One share could reach someone who can save a life.

👉 Support my family and my education here:

https://gofund.me/04ceb0494

From my father, my mother, my brother, my sister, and myself: Thank you for giving us hope when hope feels so far awa

As an update from my last post I did manage to get outside help to handle rent. That's amazing, but not the end of my issues. Now I need some food.

I was hit by a truck and broke my knee in August, so I've been unable to work or earn money as my job is very physical. I don't have much support, and since I can't really walk I have to order groceries delivered.

Paypal is sgriffith0891 at gmail.com Venmo is griff0891

Any help is really appreciated! Hopefully when this is all over I'll have some insurance money to spread the love with.

Help Doaa and her eight children 🤍 Behind every day we live here are needs that cannot wait, and little dreams we try not to let circumstances extinguish. Every bit of support we receive means more than financial help. It means food, medicine, education, and a little more safety for my family. If you can stand with us, your support can make a real difference in our lives. https://gofund.me/1d3ea05b6 #Gaza #GazaFamilies #SupportGaza #Palestine

Hello! Someone sent me $44 while I slept. I really appreciate it!

In short, for those who haven't seen me posting, I broke my phone a couple weeks ago. I'm currently using my nearly decade old OnePlus 6t with a broken charging port, so it's not super high priority but this phone really has to be replaced for the sake of my safety living in the hood.

Venmo is @thenewvenven Cashapp is $thenewcashtag PayPal is sh3lf1sh@gmail.com

I appreciate you all a lot, even if you can't contribute financially I appreciate that I can ask

Unfortunately it's that time of the month again. Still no job luck but trying to keep my head up.

Thank you in advance for reading. Anything helps 💜

venmo is koday86 , cashapp $corgisaurusrex, zelle kieran.oday86@gmail.com, and PayPal queercorgirocks@gmail.com

Please, my friends, don’t forget to support and stand by me. I need you during these difficult times, and any donation, no matter how small, means so much to us. Your support means more to me than you

For the low low price of any amount of money, you can be the proud owner of an image I send you containing a cat. (Actually I need help with grocery money. I will send you cat pictures though.)

My paypal is paypal.me and my kofi is ko-fi.com/aradina

im sorry to bother. if this can be helped, i really need my meds by today or tomorrow :-/

venmo/paypal is @ktkatte, cashapp in dms

Heyy everyone :) !!! …

I hope you’re all hanging in there . I wanted to come back with another update about the eight queer refugees who recently arrived in Gorom from Kakuma kenya

Since my last post, I’ve been speaking with them again and thinking more about what could actually help them beyond just getting through the next few days.

There’s one part of their story I haven’t shared with you yet.

One of them David, used to work in a bakery in Kakuma town.That work gave him a way to support himself and save some money.

After everything that happened there and the repeated attacks and insecurity, he ended up using some of his savings to help other people get to safety too.

Now that they’re in Gorom, he has an opportunity to start doing bakery work again. But he doesn’t have the money he needs to get started.

The hope is that if we can help him get the basic equipment and workspace he needs, he can start earning again and eventually help provide some income for himself and the others.

So I also wanted to finally be transparent about the amount we’re hoping to raise.

Here’s what we’re hoping the $2,990 can help with:

1. Safe shelter — rent, basic building materials, fencing and labour
2. Food & clean water — food supplies and drinking water
3. Sleeping essentials — mattresses, blankets and mosquito nets
4. Basic necessities — clothing and other urgent essentials
5. Medication — ARVs and other necessary medicines
6. Cooking needs — gas and basic cooking supplies
7. David’s bakery — workspace rent and basic bakery equipment so he can restart his work

I know $2,990 is a lot of money and I don’t expect one person to cover it.

The goal is simply to help these eight people get somewhere safer, have the basic things they need and hopefully create a small opportunity for them to start rebuilding some stability for themselves.

If you can contribute, even a small amount can help.

And if you can’t donate, please don’t feel bad. A boost or share still helps. It keeps their story visible and gives it a chance to reach someone who may be able to help.

Thank you to everyone who has already been listening, boosting, sharing and caring about these eight people. I genuinely appreciate you. 🫂❤️

The support link is in my profile.

Hello all! So I did get my paycheck yesterday, it really wasn't good enough to afford a new phone. As I've posted about before, I broke my phone a few months ago. So I'm currently using my old OnePlus 6t, nearly a decade old at this point. I actually have very little problems with how fast it runs, the problem with it is that the charging port is going out. Getting it to actually charge is quite difficult, and its battery life is really bad due to how long I used it. This has resulted in me walking home from the bus at night with a dead phone, which with where I live is very dangerous.

Venmo is @thenewvenven Cashapp is $thenewcashtag PayPal is sh3lf1sh@gmail.com

I appreciate you all very much, thank y'all for giving me the freedom to ask

https://chuffed.org/project/187807

I need $200 to afford food and medicine. Things are very difficult for me right now, and any help, no matter how small, would mean so much and ease my burden. Thank you to everyone who stands by me.