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"We are in a village 10 mins from Wrexham. It is quiet but there is a regular bus into Wrexham. We can offer a large room overlooking our garden with their own toilet and sink and own kitchen facilities. They will have their own front door and would just need to share our shower other than that they can be independent. We have two young children so they will need to like kids! We would like to offer to one woman. We want to welcome them and be as supportive as we can be but we are both working so we are looking for someone who wants to be independent. No smoking. "
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"In March together with my wife We offered accommodation to host a refugee near Holyhead on the UK Gov website. We leave for Australia in November and time is running out for us to to commit to 6 months accommodation. (Unless of course the placement is sufficiently successful that we could leave the person(s) house sitting.) We have also volunteered to help set up a Hub in Holyhead for refugees. and an appropriate placing may be a fantastic opportunity for our guests to assist with the hub. How fantastic would that be!!!
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One Double bedroom with shared facilities. Preferably older adults 30 + but am fairly flexible - I am retired and my husband is retiring shortly. We can't take dogs but may consider a cat. We have a choice of 2 rooms both with either a Double or King size bed- one in the attic which has more space but no central heating and one on the first floor. We want to keep one room spare in case we have overnight visitors. We only speak English.
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We have a double and a single room available and are happy to have adult(s) plus child/children, and if necessary pets
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One large attic room with double bed. Access by spiral staircase. One bedroom on first floor with a comfortable bed setee suitable for 1 person. I have a cot which I can put up in the first floor room. Also 2 matresses in attic room, suitable for children. Between 2 and 4 people intitially. Preferably a family, possibly a couple. This could be flexible, but the access to my attic would be difficult for toddlers or older people I think.
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One double/ twin room, there are stairs, no pets or children in the house.
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I live here with my wife. We are retired doctors in our mid-60s in good health. We have 4 spare bedrooms, 2 double and 2 single. The house is on three floors with a bathroom on each floor. Very happy to have a family or two mothers and two/three children.
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I live alone with my 13 year old daughter (my eldest is at University). We have a dog, two cats and 5 hens. There is a large bedroom and en-suite shower and toilet , plus a small kitchenette area - this is separate to the house - there is a small step up to the property. Ideally would like to host a mother and daughter (under 13 ) and perhaps an grandparent or sibling. I just need advice on the regulations as there is technically one large bedroom area. 2-3 people
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2 single rooms in Hackey London, suitable for 2 young adults (aged 20’s - 30’s)
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A vacant 2 bedroom cottage with its own garden. A kitchen. Bathroom and utility room. A family. Remembering there are only 2 bedrooms.
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I have registered our cottage in Bethel, Caernarfon with the ‘Homes for Ukraine’ website. It is attached to our home but with completely separate with a double bedroom with en suite, and a kitchen/diner/lounge, and also a separate garden. It’s small but would be ideal for a mother and child, or even mother, child and baby in a cot.
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rivite i laskavo prosimo! We live an old property with a large garden and surrounded by beautiful countryside. We have a spare double bedroom with en-suite bathroom suitable for a mother and child (please note that we do have an open staircase, so not suitable for a very young child or toddler). You would have full access to our kitchen, and we have two living rooms, so you would have the choice of your own quiet space, or join in with our normal family life when you’re ready and have settled in. Our location would suit anyone with a love of the outdoors - forests, castles, lakes and mountains. We have a village shop and primary school within 2 minutes’ walk. The local secondary school is 9 miles away and local children are collected from and dropped off each day outside the local shop by a private local authority bus. We have a regular public bus and train service to the village connecting us with local towns for shopping and employment. One of the main forms of employment in this area is tourism and hospitality and there is always work available in those sectors. We are a very close-knit community, and I am aware of others in our village who are also looking to provide a home for people fleeing the war in Ukraine. There is therefore the opportunity for a few families or individuals to move to our village. Once that happens, we have a small village hall and will arrange for a weekly dinner for our Ukrainian guests and us as hosts to meet up and get to know each other, to keep you in contact with other Ukrainians and to help you integrate into our kind and welcoming community.
Accommodation advert_30 March 2022.pdf
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Llandudno North Wales. 1 x twin/double room with shared use of whole house. Steep stairs. Currently house has 1 72 yr man, 1 x 20yr man and female host. In town so close to all amenities.
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