I try and give people the benefit of the doubt, which usually goes quite quickly on these forums when people start calling me old, stupid, a spoof poster or any number of other insults.
I read that people may be disheartened if they think they will have to wait longer. Yes, some of them might be. I read that they may be interested in flats that are rejected. Yes, some of them might be. Are some people in temporary accommodation less than happy that they're not the top of the list anymore? Yes, some of them might be.
They might not be understanding. This doesn't make them bad people. It makes them human beings in crisis.
What would you say to a single mum who's in temporary accommodation? Stop moaning, at least you were not in Grenfell?
Children holidaying during term time.
How does a 'lived experience' differ from an 'experience'?
Cross partyAsylum seekers in UK should have right to work after six months!