Find Shelter Elsewhere

The other migrants tell you that there is a large camp where you can stay until your court case is processed. You make your way there with your family, and when you arrive, you are given two beds. You settle in, making your new space a home with the few possessions you still have with you. You wish that you had something to remind you of home.

After a few days, you begin to understand what life at the camp is like. There is very little privacy. Nothing is sanitary. Your son grows extremely ill, and there is no doctor to bring him too. You begin to get worried that staying here will only make everything worse.

What do you do?