DIY SOS

The DIY SOS team is back and in Birmingham helping a family in need. Charlotte and Chris have twins who were born prematurely and have a condition known as global development delay. Their cramped house is hindering their progress even more and if they have any chance of catching up, they're going to need DIY SOS and a host of volunteers from the local community to rebuild their lives and give the family a better future.

The team are in Shropshire to help firefighter Joe and his seven-year-old daughter Lucy after the sudden death of wife and mother Jess. With a house half-renovated and suffering flood damage, Joe and Lucy were forced to move into a caravan.

The team are in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire with DIY SOS going for Paralympic gold, to help build a home fit for a champion. 17-year-old Scott Jones is a young disabled athlete, who's already a world champion and is eager to be self-sufficient at home, but the house's current design is proving challenging.

Rachel and Andy Smith's family have their lives turned around thanks to the DIY SOS team and hundreds of volunteers who build an amazing extension and a beautifully landscaped garden for their family. Their middle child Isaac has spastic quadriplegia, a severe form of cerebral palsy. Andy or Rachel must be available at all times, by Isaac's bedside, to care for him because he sleeps fitfully in a hospital bed in the family living room.

Nick Knowles, Laurence Llewellyn-Bowen and hundreds of Worcestershire volunteer builders rescue 17-year-old Antonia Payne-Cheney, who has been in hospital for the last three years. As a result of her complex condition, Antonia will remain in hospital until the necessary home adaptations have been made.

When 36-year-old Terry Guest, father of two daughters, had a catastrophic brain injury, he was left with severe disabilities. The team and generous South Yorkshire volunteers and suppliers step in to adapt a home to make it more suitable for Terry.