Fatiha El-Ghorri

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844 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 9 Jul

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How Do You Cope? · Fatiha El-Ghorri: 'When you are confronted with your bias, you explore it' · 6 Jul 2026 podcast

There's all sorts, all sorts of people, people that maybe their kids have been taken away.

So then they end up losing their home, all kinds of things, mortgage payments they couldn't keep up with.

So it's not because people think hostile and they think, oh, it's just people with addictions.

Like, you know, that's it.

But I'm telling you, everyone, everyone, including you, is just one step away from

from being in a hostel your life can change like that it's like you know they say the line between life and death and it's the same between having home and and having a home and being and having being unhomed you know and it was it was really tough that was the first time like just seeing all these different people there was also women have just that come out of care

So 18-year-olds, and they shouldn't have, to be honest with you, they shouldn't have been there.

But it was really sad.

I felt like we were invisible, like people didn't see us.

It was horrible.

You would get men.

standing outside, asking you how much and things like that.

I saw lots of, like, girls getting taken advantage of, not just by men, but, like, other women in the hostel.

I saw women coming in there without addiction and within three weeks they was...

addicted to something it's really difficult you have to be it's a bit like prison not that I've been to prison they've tried to put me there loads of times but I always escape no joking um it's a bit like prison in like you have to be very careful who you talk to who you hang around with um and stuff because that all it takes is for them to be like I've got a bit of this do you want to try it and that's it slippery slope and I saw that happen

And there was also that, but there was also a sisterhood as well.

Women coming together, helping each other, giving each other tips on, you know, like we used to get sandwiches.

Pret a manger used to give us like any sandwiches they didn't sell, they would bring it.

There used to be a shop called Eat.

but it's not around no more.

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