Here’s an awesome short video you need to see:
Let’s stop Wendy from being evicted from her MCS-safe and accessible home. She’s being evicted not because she’s a bad tenant, but because of a bureaucratic technicality!!!
All the details are here:
Wendy’s House
Please watch the video, follow the link, call them if you are able, and send off an email or two (there’s even a sample you can copy here).
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Also:
On facebook, show your support here: Wendy’s House (NovaScotia).
Do the twitter thing here: WendysHouseNS
and please don’t forget:
SHARING is CARING!
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#StopTheEviction #LetWendyLive #LetWendyStay #MCS #Home
p.s. These cats care about Wendy even though she is allergic to them!
Video credit: That Chalk Girl
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Wendy has received a temporary reprieve.
“Her daughter was told that they “are prepared to extend the vacate date to Sept 30, 2016 to allow for the transition to a new place”.
We need to keep educating them that while this is much appreciated, it does not solve the fundamental problem that MCS safe housing does not exist, and if a person with severe MCS has not been able to find accessible housing in 3 years, then it’s unlikely to magically manifest in 2 more months.
We are all open to miracles, so if anyone can make one happen, soon would be a good time”
Perhaps the Nova Scotia Housing Authority could use their powers to locate an MCS-safe house for Wendy, who has severe MCS and other disabling conditions too.
They can’t seriously expect her to be able to locate such a place when she can’t even leave home due to the disabling effects exposures have on her.
And then, expect the landlord to enter into a subsidy agreement, when they won’t even reveal the details of the agreement in advance.
Why don’t they just give a family such a subsidy and LET WENDY STAY?
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