Kinga and her six-year-old disabled daughter, Victoria, are struggling after being evicted from their home in Ealing. They are currently living in a one-bedroom flat in Southall that is not wheelchair accessible, making daily activities difficult. The temporary accommodation requires a 90-minute bus journey to reach Victoria's school. Kinga experienced homelessness briefly with her son before being placed in the flat, which has led to privacy issues. Ealing Council acknowledged the housing crisis in the borough, with a significant waiting list for social housing, while stating they are searching for accessible housing for the family.
Kinga and her disabled daughter Victoria face challenges in temporary accommodation that is not wheelchair accessible, causing difficulties in daily living and travel for school.
After being evicted in Ealing, Kinga and her family experienced homelessness, spending nights on a friend's floor before moving to a temporary flat that lacks proper accessibility.
Ealing Council recognized the national housing crisis, highlighting a waiting list of almost 7,000 families for social housing, and stated they are actively seeking suitable accommodations.
Kinga expressed concern over the council's process, arguing that they should initiate support upon receiving an eviction notice instead of requiring families to be homeless first.
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