![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/homeless-ukrainian-refugee-scared-someone-will-smash-his-head-in-on-london-streets/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_Read.jpg&description=Sergiy, 44, says he is struggling to sleep rough on the streets of London in case someone attacks him and steals his vital documents - he says he has begged for help from Ealing Council A Ukraine refugee fears someone will "smash" his head in on the street after becoming homeless. Sergiy, 44, came to the UK on the Homes for Ukraine scheme and said he was registered under Ealing Council in south West London. After fleeing the war, he moved to Ealing but his relationship with his host started to deteriorate. He says he has been living on the streets since Wednesday and is struggling to sleep in case someone steals his documents. Sergiy said he has desperately tried to contact the council but claims "no one cares" about him. 'I am very worried about my safety," he said. "How can I sleep? There are lots of strange people passing by.' He added that although he has been safe so far, 'you don't know who you are going to see – I am scared somebody will smash my head in.' The refugee said he befriended a fellow homeless person in a bid to help keep his documents protected while he sleeps. 'I have my documents with me. If they are stolen I have nothing and I can go nowhere," he told LBC. After his relationship with his host broke down, Sergiy said he discovered another solution in Ireland. However, after the arrangement came to an end he was left with nowhere to live. The refugee was at a loss but said he decided to go back to Ealing as the council were originally responsible for him. The 44-year-old said he pleaded for alternative accommodation but is yet to hear back from the council. He further added that he is struggling to get hold of food because he was told he has to wait 3-7 days for a foodbank referral. Ealing Council has been contacted for comment. Last year, a refugee and her four dogs who fled from the eastern city of Kharkiv was left in turmoil after the six-month sponsorship with her host family in Oxfordshire had ended. Anfisa Vlasova, 41, revealed that her "pe){kind=link}
Sergiy, 44, says he is struggling to sleep rough on the streets of London in case someone attacks him and steals his vital documents – he says he has begged for help from Ealing Council
A Ukraine refugee fears someone will “smash” his head in on the street after becoming homeless.
Sergiy, 44, came to the UK on the Homes for Ukraine scheme and said he was registered under Ealing Council in south West London.
After fleeing the war, he moved to Ealing but his relationship with his host started to deteriorate. He says he has been living on the streets since Wednesday and is struggling to sleep in case someone steals his documents.
Sergiy said he has desperately tried to contact the council but claims “no one cares” about him.