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Need help with a dining table and fridge

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    • 22nd July 2026 at 6:55 pm #20870 Report Abuse
      darin
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      Hello one parent team,
      My name is Darin, and I am a single mother living in Glasgow with two daughters.
      My jobcentre work coach referred me one parent families Scotland and suggested that I join this forum to ask for advice and support.

      I have recently moved into my home, and I am trying to furnish it. I am currently looking for a dining table with four chairs and fridge.
      If there are any grants, charities, or organisations that could help me obtain these essential items, I would be very grateful. If possible, I would also appreciate any information about grant or vouchers.

      Thank you very much for your kindness and support.

    • 23rd July 2026 at 10:05 am #20876 Report Abuse
      Philippa Kemp
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      Hi Darin,
      Thanks for your message. I’m replying to you as a member of the Communications Team at OPFS.

      If you reach out to our Glasgow team, they will be able to support you with this. They are based in Hope Street and you can call them on 0141 847 0444 or email glasgow@opfs.org.uk

      More info on the service here: https://opfs.org.uk/who-we-are/local-services/glasgow/

      Best wishes,
      Philippa

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