From a hostel to her own front door
One resident arrived with a single bag and no tenancy history. A year on, she has her own flat and a college place.
She arrived with one bag and no tenancy history, having spent four months moving between hostels.
A year later she holds her own tenancy and has started a college course. What changed was not dramatic: a room that stayed hers, a key worker who did not rotate away, and help with the paperwork nobody teaches you to handle.
Shared with her consent. Her name has been withheld.
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