 Ukraine is still gripped by war ( AFP via Getty Images) What do you think about Hannah's situation? Let us know in the comments... As the Daily Mail reports, Hannah, an occupational therapist, suffered 'endless sleepless nights' after she was accused, even though initially she had got on with the Ukrainian refugee well. Before the young woman had moved in, Hannah had spoke to her on the phone and she was excited to open up her home to the guest. She had previously approached a Ukrainian charity and was matched with a woman with a six-year-old daughter, but the arrangement fell through when the woman 'aggressively' asked for money. Then, a few months later, on a website for au pairs looking for work, she came across a 36-year-old woman who cannot be named, but who The Mail called Katya as a pseudonym, who was an English teacher from the Vinnytsia region in we){kind=link}
Hannah Debenham says she offered up her home to a 36-year-old mother and her daughter, 10, but soon she faced a legal battle as she was accused of taking advantage of the Ukrainian refugees
A mother who took in a Ukrainian refugee says she found herself being investigated by police after being reported for modern slavery – after asking the houseguest to babysit. Hannah Debenham, 44, says she welcomed a 36-year-old mother and her 10-year-old daughter from the war-torn country into her eight-bedroom home in Uckfield, East Sussex, as part of the Homes for Ukraine scheme.
Hannah, who is married and has two sons aged five and 11, introduced the young woman to her friends, fed her, and gave her a roof to sleep under, but soon everything came undone. After just three months, Hannah found herself accused of modern slavery – but police soon said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute.
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As the Daily Mail reports, Hannah, an occupational therapist, suffered ‘endless sleepless nights’ after she was accused, even though initially she had got on with the Ukrainian refugee well.