A GoFundMe page has been launched to help a family who "don't have anything" after a fire broke out at their home.
Fire crews were called to the blaze on Moorgate Road in Dereham shortly after 7.20am on October 22.
The road was blocked for just over an hour, with photos showing heavy damage to one of the upstairs windows.
Alfie Thaxter, who lived at the property, previously said that everyone was "safe and well" but "nothing is saved".
Now a fundraiser has been set up to help him, his girlfriend Grace, and Grace's father, sister and brother.
The page, created by Grace's friend Talia Taplin, said: "I've created this fundraiser to try and help my best friend whose house unfortunately set fire.
"All of the upstairs has been completely ruined and they now have nothing.
"All of their clothes, shoes, personal belongings, bedroom furniture and everything else all got burnt. They have been put in emergency housing but now don’t have anything.
"Any money towards would be much MUCH appreciated so they can buy clothes, shoes, personal products and be able to live at this very unfortunate and stressful time".
The cause of the fire is currently unknown at this stage and it is believed that no one was injured.
A spokesman for the Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service said: "Appliances from Dereham and Earlham attended a building fire on Moorgate Road.
"The crews wore breathing apparatus and used hose reel jets to extinguish the fire".
In a post on Facebook, Mr Thaxter also expressed his thanks to emergency services on the scene as well as neighbours who provided tea, coffee and clothes.
So far. the page has raised £375 out of its £2,800 target.
If you would like to view or donate to the GoFundMe page, you can click on the link here.
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