Oxfordshire Ukrainian refugees make 46-mile round trip to school

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By Katharine Da Costa BBC South Today Media caption, Liza says living without washing and cooking facilities is hard A disabled Ukrainian mother says she is having to make a 46-mile round trip to get her son to school after they were moved into emergency accommodation.
Liza and her son came to Oxfordshire in March after fleeing Dnipro following the Russian invasion.
Image source, Other Image caption, Liza says she is trying to stay strong for the sake of her eight-year-old son She said they have cereal for breakfast and use boiled water to make porridge for dinner but do not have facilities to carry out day-to-day tasks like washing their clothes.
Image caption, Liza attends the group set up by Dr Adams (right) in Oxfordshire Dr Angela Adams set up WISHFUL (Welfare, Integration, Support, Health, Friendship for Ukrainian Life) to support about 300 refugees living in south Oxfordshire.