Support Medical Stability and Access to Justice

Aim

Supporting medical stability for a disabled individual engaged in lawful housing, medical and other public service proceedings.

This campaign supports a disabled individual managing complex health challenges while engaged in active legal proceedings concerning public housing conditions and access to public medical and other services. The aim is to ensure continued participation in lawful processes while maintaining medical stability. 

Background

Over an extended period, I have experienced issues affecting my housing condition and personal wellbeing, which have required formal legal and medical documentation.

Alongside this, I have faced recurring difficulties with my benefits, which have intermittently affected my financial stability. These issues are being addressed through the appropriate formal processes.

The combination of:

•  Ongoing health management;
• Legal proceedings and procedural requirements;
• Disruption to income;
• Delays beyond my control;

has placed significant strain on my resources.

This fundraiser does not seek to influence any legal outcome. It exists to help me remain stable and able to engage properly with ongoing processes.

How Funds Will Be Used

Medical & Health Stability – £6,000

• Specialist consultations and reports
• Treatment and prescriptions
• Health-related travel and support

Legal & Court Costs – £9,000

• Court fees and applications
• Document preparation assistance
• Expert evidence where required

Living Stability Buffer – £5,000

• Essential expenses impacted by prolonged proceedings
• Income disruption contingency (including benefit interruptions)

Total: £20,000

This figure reflects estimated immediate and short-term costs. As proceedings develop, this target may be reviewed transparently.

Transparency

• This campaign forms part of a combined £20,000 fundraising goal.
• Updates will be shared periodically.
• Sensitive details will not be disclosed publicly.
• Funds will be used strictly for the purposes outlined.

Any support — whether by donation or sharing — is deeply appreciated.

This project closed unsuccessfully on 13th June 2026