'They now find themselves in another form of temporary accommodation, or otherwise homeless, and facing another form of uncertainty.’

QSA families given ten days to leave

'They now find themselves in another form of temporary accommodation, or otherwise homeless, and facing another form of uncertainty.’

by Rebecca Hardy 12th January 2024

Two families from the Quaker Social Action (QSA) Cook Up project have been given ten days or fewer to leave their accommodation. This is despite rules that say refugees claiming asylum should be given at least twenty-eight days’ notice to leave any accommodation provided by the Home Office.