Mae Detroit has talented new houses after 2 children died while sleeping in a van during the cold weather.

Mae Detroit, who has two children Died from touching the cold This month, while the family lived in a van, received a new house after her son and daughter were resting.

One Video Posted by the city of Detroit and the Ministry of Detroit’s rescue mission this week shows that Tateona Williams received the key to her house.

“We have to fix it and prepare them and let them start well, so they don’t have to go one day without food or outside.” Chad Audi CEO and the organization’s president said in a video that shows the community members to collect food with food.

The Ministry of Detroiti Rescue Mission, which helps to find a permanent solution for the underprivileged residents, said that the house was painted and Williams received a new furniture and home appliances, which she can now occupy her two children.

Amillah Currie, 2, and Darnell Currie, 9, died 10 February after the van where the family lived clearly that the gas was exhausted. Williams found that children do not respond and do not breathe and call both friends or relatives to ask for help.

The temperature in Detroit on that morning was around 12 degrees F, with the cold wind trembled 6 degrees according to the national weather service.

Several hours before the death of Williams parked the car on the nine floor of the Hollywood casino garage. Two adults and five children aged 2 to 13 years in the van.

He said that he believes that the family is looking for a shelter in a garage for safety and because they can use the casino’s bathroom. The leader also said that the family moved from various casino parking lots.

Death causes a quick question about the system with defects to help people experience the homeless Mike Duggan. The Mayor called for the family assistance.

The mayor said at the press conference this month that the resolution was not reached during the conversation and the outdoor workers did not visit the family.

The family reached out during the summer and last year.

The city of Detroit said in Post Facebook Wednesday that his heart remains with the family. “As we stand by the side, they offer our love and kindness.”

“While nothing can truly alleviate their loss, gifts from new homes show an important step for both families and communities,” said Detroit.