The team head to Weston-super-Mare to help the Sweet family, whose three children have all been diagnosed with multiple rare illnesses and will soon be full-time wheelchair users. Also in HD. [S,AD]
The team head to Charlton Kings to help a man who is juggling with the dual role of being the primary carer to his family and builder of an extension to their home. Also in HD. [S,AD]
The team head to Northumberland to help a loving family with three generations in need of care for complex health conditions. Their house needs to be completely redesigned. Also in HD. [S,AD]
The team are in Corby to complete a build for Jackie, Colin and their three children, one of whom suffers from cerebral palsy and epilepsy. Also in HD. [S,AD]
For the first time ever, the DIY SOS team head to Bangor in Northern Ireland, the childhood hometown of our build manager Mark Miller, to help the McCreight family. Also in HD. [S,AD]
For the first time ever, the DIY SOS team head to Bangor in Northern Ireland, the childhood hometown of our build manager Mark Miller, to help the McCreight family. Also in HD. [S,AD]
The team head to Devon to help a family whose daily four-hour round trips for life-saving dialysis treatment for their girls is taking a heavy toll on family life. Also in HD. [S,AD]
The team head to Devon to help a family whose daily four-hour round trips for life-saving dialysis treatment for their girls is taking a heavy toll on family life. Also in HD. [S,AD]
In Torquay, the team help multiple sclerosis sufferer Stuart, his daughter Lauren and his mother, Lin, who cares for Stuart despite being completely blind. Also in HD. [S,AD]
Nick Knowles and the team help Simon Dobbin in Mildenhall, Suffolk - a loving father, husband and football fan whose life was changed when he was attacked in March 2015. Also in HD. [S,AD]
This week Nick Knowles's DIY SOS team pitch up in Avening in the Cotswolds to help project manager Ben, whose life was changed in a split second by a freak accident. Also in HD. [S,AD]
The team renovates Sascha's home to provide her with a dedicated dialysis room, meaning she will no longer have to endure intensive dialysis at hospital. [S,AD]
PC Kris was a victim of the terrorist attack on Westminster Bridge in London, and his north London home is now inaccessible. DIY SOS helps this injured officer get home. [S,AD]
In Torquay, the team help multiple sclerosis sufferer Stuart, his daughter Lauren and his mother, Lin, who cares for Stuart despite being completely blind. [S,AD]
4/7. Hereford: Home renovation series. Nick Knowles and the team help a couple to adapt their home to meet the needs of their eldest son who has Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Also in HD. [AD,S]
West Bromwich: With a family stuck in a tiny home, unable to deal with their grief, the team and West Bromwich volunteers step in to help Sandra keep the family together. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Arundel: Nick Knowles and the team help Amanda and her family, who need their home to be wheelchair-friendly following Amanda's bicycle accident. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Bristol: The DIY SOS team and volunteers in Bristol help to transform the home of 24-year-old Ryan, who has spent the last five years in hospital 50 miles away from his family. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Avening: This week Nick Knowles's DIY SOS team pitch up in Avening in the Cotswolds to help project manager Ben, whose life was changed in a split second by a freak accident. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Isle of Sheppey: On the Isle of Sheppey in Kent, in a DIY SOS first, Nick Knowles and the team demolish a bungalow and try to build an entirely new home in just nine days. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Bidford-on-Avon: Nick Knowles, Laurence Llewelyn Bowen and hundreds of Warwickshire volunteer builders help Chloe, who was diagnosed with mastocytosis when she was 18. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Welwyn Garden City: The team renovates Sascha's home to provide her with a dedicated dialysis room, meaning she will no longer have to endure intensive dialysis at hospital. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Telford: In Shropshire, three schoolchildren, the DIY SOS team and hundreds of volunteers help 12-year-old Matthew return home from hospital for the first time in three years. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Monmouth: In Monmouthshire, Nick and the team help Charlotte, who's fighting to recover after a stroke. There's nowhere for her to do her physio, hampering her recovery. Also in HD. [AD,S]
8/7. Rotherham: Nick Knowles and the team adapt a house for 36-year-old Terry, who was left with severe disabilities after a catastrophic brain injury. Also in HD. [AD,S]
3/7. Cheltenham: Home renovation series. The team are in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, to help 17-year-old disabled athlete Scott Jones achieve his dream of going to Tokyo 2020. Also in HD. [AD,S]
7/7. Eckington: Nick Knowles, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and hundreds of volunteer builders help a 17-year-old girl whose Ehlers-Danlos syndrome has left her trapped in hospital. Also in HD. [AD,S]
1/7. Birmingham: Home renovation series. The team help a couple whose twin children have global development delay, with their cramped house hindering their progress even more. Also in HD. [AD,S]
West Bromwich: With a family stuck in a tiny home, unable to deal with their grief, the team and West Bromwich volunteers step in to help Sandra keep the family together. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Arundel: Nick Knowles and the team help Amanda and her family, who need their home to be wheelchair-friendly following Amanda's bicycle accident. Also in HD. [AD,S]
2/7. Hopesay: The DIY SOS team are in Shropshire, coming to the rescue of firefighter Joe and his seven-year-old daughter Lucy after the sudden death of wife and mother Jess. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Hull: Home renovation series. Nick Knowles and the team join with local tradespeople from Hull to make a home as comfortable as possible for a family affected by Fabry's disease. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Epsom: Home renovation series. The team transform a family's house from the prison it has become into a home that could offer five-year-old Ewan the best hope for the future. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Wigan: Home renovation series. Nick and the team build a self-contained apartment alongside Frank and Christine's bungalow so that they can care for their son. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Dartford: Home renovation series. The team remodel a home to make it more suitable for 13-year-old Charlie, who has severe disabilities, and his family. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Swansea: Home renovation series. Fifteen-year-old Jack has a rare form of muscular dystrophy. The team redesigns his family's house to help them all enjoy their time together. Also in HD. [AD,S]
Bristol: The DIY SOS team and volunteers in Bristol help to transform the home of 24-year-old Ryan, who has spent the last five years in hospital 50 miles away from his family. Also in HD. [AD,S]