A former teacher in Liverpool was left homeless after local authorities denied her housing support. Sofia Cox, a former educator, found herself without shelter or benefits after local services refused to assist her. The council cited a lack of local connections as the reason for their decision. Cox had previously worked in education but was unable to secure stable housing. She now lives on the streets of Liverpool with all her belongings. The situation has sparked criticism of local services. Residents and advocates have expressed concern over the lack of empathy in the council's response. The case highlights challenges faced by individuals in need of housing support. It also raises questions about the criteria used by local authorities to determine eligibility for assistance. The incident has drawn attention to the broader issue of housing insecurity in the area. Authorities have not yet issued a formal statement on the matter.