Adeola Deloatch
4:50:50
My name is Adiola De Loch.
4:50:52
I'm originally from Nigeria, and I'm working for the city of DS.
4:50:58
To support the outstanding opportunity fee.
4:51:00
And I'm standing on behalf of myself, and I'm standing on behalf of the homeless people.
4:51:06
I'm standing on behalf of the domestic violence, the victim of rape, the victim of domestic violence because I was a victim of domestic violence, and I was living in a shelter for one thing.
4:51:18
I couldn't get it helped because of my immigration status.
4:51:21
And I keep losing the custody of my kids because of a positive housing.
4:51:26
I couldn't approach the renting apartment, which is, like, 3000, 4000, and I keep losing the cost of the money.
4:51:33
While I was living in the shelter, I couldn't listen to series of stories, a lot of hard work in women, which they are just a victim of domestic violence living in his shelter, and they call us as as city voucher, but there's no housing to move out.
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Some of them have been there for years.
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They keep working.
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They keep looking for homes.
4:51:55
That one day, they're gonna get an affordable option so they can move out of the shelter.
4:52:01
I was traumatized.
4:52:02
I was tortured mentally with my kids.
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I just want my kids.
4:52:08
I just wanna broke my kids talk in a in a in a right wing.
4:52:12
But I couldn't do it because I could not afford that for the affordable home.
4:52:18
And after 1 year, I have to leave the shelter because they could they provide everything food, everything, but I can't eat the food.
4:52:26
I manage to rent a room which is in in a basement, and there's no way I can still win the custodial of my kids while living in a basement.
4:52:35
Meanwhile, I'm still gonna lose the custodial of my kids.
4:52:38
With my court cases coming off next week.
4:52:40
On behalf of the people, on behalf of the voiceless, and I'm raising my voice on behalf of the domestic island fishing, on behalf of the homeless people.
