![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-fighting-cancer-face-being-homeless-as-housing-association-is-kicking-me-out/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/woman-suffering-cancer-told-evicted-771507350.jpg&description=A WOMAN battling cancer has revealed she only has months to move out of her East London flat - with no where else to go. Rebecca Help is the sole occupant and has slammed her housing association for the "added stress" of having to relocate from her newbuild flat. A cancer suffer has been told she will be evicted in a few months as remedial work needs to be carried out on her rented East London flatCredit: BPM Residents who live in the Goodwood block at Walthamstow Stadium feel they have been unfairly treated by the Housing Association and are fighting to be rehomedCredit: BPM There are currently some works taking place outside the blockCredit: BPM Rebecca, along with 27 households, are expecting to be served a no fault eviction notice by the Housing Association L&Q in the New Year. Rebecca is perplexed as to why L&Q won't help rehouse the group while remedial work is carried out on the newbuild, leaving many tenants exposed. The patient is fighting a medical battle - undergoing rounds of chemotherapy and doesn't have the "mental capacity" to deal with it. Rebecca told MyLondon she has been in touch with L&Q: "I told them about my situation, and they said, 'Okay, we'll discuss your situation and get back to you'. I've never had a phone call back." After further complaints she claims it took a "good couple of weeks" to receive a generic response. She added: "They keep saying that they want these one on ones with us, but yet, they're not contacting us. They want us to contact them. It's really, really bad." L&Q refute this claiming that Rebecca has not been in touch with them. Work on the former Walthamstow Stadium in London site involves rectifying significant problems with the original build including poorly installed cladding. For the past 12 months, tenants say they have been told that they would be decanted and moved temporarily to other properties on site or nearby. However, in September this year, Tenants and Residents Association (TRA) chair Sarah Chaney receiv){kind=link}
A WOMAN battling cancer has revealed she only has months to move out of her East London flat – with no where else to go.
Rebecca Help is the sole occupant and has slammed her housing association for the “added stress” of having to relocate from her newbuild flat.
Rebecca, along with 27 households, are expecting to be served a no fault eviction notice by the Housing Association L&Q in the New Year.
Rebecca is perplexed as to why L&Q won’t help rehouse the group while remedial work is carried out on the newbuild, leaving many tenants exposed.
The patient is fighting a medical battle – undergoing rounds of chemotherapy and doesn’t have the “mental capacity” to deal with it.