Do you remember Dominique Le Goff, this 61-year-old woman whom Brut had met at the end of September 2022, when she had been living for several months in her car?
Well imagine that after seven months of trouble, she and her dog Loulou have – finally!
– found accommodation: “my file was finally accepted, says Dominique.
I came to visit this accommodation on December 28 and returned on the 30th!
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“Now that I am at home, I breathe and relax”
"After living in a car, finding yourself in a home like this is the most wonderful thing that can happen," Dominique rejoices.
“Before, I was always on the alert, looking to see if there was anyone lurking around the car… Whereas now, when I leave my house, I can close my door key.
Now that I am safe at home, I breathe and relax!
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OUR “PRECARIOUS” FILE
“I regained my dignity and I regained my self-respect,” confides Dominique.
Because living in a car, you can't respect yourself the way you respect yourself in a home.
It's a new life that is beginning and which, I hope, will continue like this.
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