The team are in Cheltenham to help 17-year-old disabled athlete Scott Jones.

The team help a man and his daughter after the death of their wife and mother.

The team help a couple whose twin children have global development delay.

The team transform the home of Richard and Jude Ford and their three children.

Nick Knowles and the DIY SOS team continue with their most ambitious build ever.

Prince William and Prince Harry help turn run-down properties into homes for veterans.

The team transform the home of paramedics Sam and Ben and their two children.

The team help build a home for a family struggling for space.

The team make a home as comfortable as possible for a family affected by Fabry's disease.

Nick and the team build an apartment so that a couple can care for their son at home.

The team remodel a home to make it more suitable for 13-year-old Charlie.

The team find a solution for Jack who is unable to get upstairs to his bedroom.

The team help adapt a home for Brandon, who has an extreme form of epilepsy.

The team help adapt a home for a hospital worker injured in a motorcycle accident.

A couple adapt their home to meet the needs of their son with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

The team help a couple caring for a son with spina bifida complete their house renovation.

The team make changes to the home of a child born with quadriplegic cerebral palsy.

Nick Knowles and the team help to extend the home of a widower and his six children.