Megan

I've been living here since February, but I've been in emergency accommodations for years.

Seven or eight times.

Yeah, it's been really tough.

Yeah.

So we have to get up at six o'clock every morning.

But my youngest child stays asleep while I dress her and put her into our pram.

She's four.

And then my middle son, he also stays asleep while I dress him, get him ready.

I've been living here since February, but I've been in emergency accommodations for years.

And then my eldest daughter, nine, she gets up, gets herself ready.

And then we're gone by seven o'clock.

Seven or eight times.

We're on the bus eating pancakes.

Yeah, it's been really tough.

We're off our first bus by eight.

And then we're on our next bus.

And we're probably lucky to get to the school for 10 to 9 in the mornings, depending on if the bus is delayed or anything like that.

Yeah, so we have to get up at six o'clock every morning.

On the bus, yeah, because there's just no time to eat here.

But my youngest child stays asleep while I dress her and put her into our pram.