In Maarssen, mother Sylvia lives with her son Robbey. Sylvia suffers from a severe disability, making her dependent on assistive devices on a daily basis. Tragedy struck one evening when Sylvia fell from her stairlift, an incident that painfully exposed the vulnerability of their living situation. For Robbey, this was the moment to conclude that the current situation is untenable; he wants to move to a single-story home that better meets his mother's care needs.
At the same time, another housing wish is at play elsewhere. Yasmin, a single mother of two daughters, currently lives in a single-story home but dreams of a single-family home where her children have more room to grow up. Two families with divergent but equally urgent housing needs, illustrating how important it is for homes to align with the living circumstances of the residents.
