Steve and Bobbie May
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The May family consisting of husband and wife, Steve and Bobbie, have had a tough few years navigating illness and carer responsibilities, however through the connection with Dorset Freemasons, Kath, an Adviser who is a member of the Advice and Support Team, was able to help the family manage their challenges.
Find out moreFreemason Rahul had previously been working with an overseas business, until the contract ended when the company was nationalised in early 2025. His contract was soon terminated, leaving him in a difficult financial position.
Find out moreAlan has been a dedicated Freemason for many years, which has always been a source of pride and purpose in his life. But when a marriage breakdown and a change in life circumstances left him struggling to support his children, Alan found himself facing challenges he never expected.
Find out moreGlenn Nicholls, a proud Portsmouth native, faced significant challenges after suffering severe health issues beginning in June 2024.
Find out moreFreemason, Andrew suffers from bilateral osteoarthritis of the knee. In an effort to relieve some pressure from him and his wife, Andrew reached out to his Lodge Almoner to look into support available for them.
Find out moreJust before COVID hit, Andy was going through a rough patch due to various things happening in his life. He was in conversation with the Secretary of one of his lodges and it became apparent to him that Andy needed support.
Find out moreFollowing a bout of H3N2 virus, Gordon had his life turned upside down and had to rely on support from his wife, who is now his full-time carer. Whilst receiving support from the MCF, Gordon looked for ways to give back and wanted to help others that could be in a similar situation to himself.
Find out moreUnable to find work following the collapse of the company he worked for, Mark had to take low-paid, short-term work which left him struggling financially.
Find out moreWhen Mark’s health took a decline, his life was turned upside down and he struggled to get the help he needed. After leaving the hospital, Mark had been unable to receive aftercare at home when his details was misplaced. This meant that Mark’s wife, Amanda, had to undertake all of his care.
Find out moreBill has had trouble with his eyes for a long, long time. He was diagnosed with cataracts but there was a long waiting list for treatment at the hospital.
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