Fauzia and her family are living in temporary accommodation in west London plagued by overflowing sewage and infestations, highlighting the worsening housing crisis in England. With over 123,000 households in temporary housing, many families face health risks and challenges due to long commutes. Despite recent government funding to address homelessness, issues like rising rental prices and no-fault evictions exacerbate the situation. After media attention, Fauzia’s family was rehoused, yet the difficulty in maintaining stability continues to affect their daily lives.