These women gave birth to their first child almost immediately after they left the given facility. Their social position does not enable them to secure housing through their own means. In most cases, they are on a maternal leave, have more than one child and are completely dependent on social benefits. It is often a necessity because there is no other solution to their housing situation. They mingle with the apartments of their relatives, with whom they are cooped-up in overcrowded apartments.
Many conflicts occur.
These women only have short-term subleases. They always live in municipal low category apartments, often with inadequate hygienic facilities. Apartments shared with their relatives, can be burdened with debt, which had been incurred before they moved in. Therefore, they are not the only ones to blame for the debt. The unsatisfactory housing situation gives rise to their constant fear that their children will be taken away from them.