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(L to R) Chris Dicks, board member, and Andy Loughton, chairman of Thomas House of Hope, serve breakfast outside the premises in Somerset West, Western Cape, on Tuesday morning, May 5, 2020. Thomas House normally provides programs through which people living on the streets can work in exchange for tokens that they can use for meals, ID books, clothing, toiletries and showers. But during lockdown, the centre has had to suspend its activities to simply serve meals to those who are hungry. Loughton, who also runs a bakery business, says things are uncertain. "Everything is unsettled right now. ... When we go back to work, it's going to be a bit like starting the business all over again," he says. The same thing is true at the centre, he adds. Loughton says he doesn't know how or where some of the "normal" client base is right now. PHOTO: EVA-LOTTA JANSSON

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Street Diaries - 5 May 2020
(L to R) Chris Dicks, board member, and Andy Loughton, chairman of Thomas House of Hope, serve breakfast outside the premises in Somerset West, Western Cape, on Tuesday morning, May 5, 2020. Thomas House normally provides programs through which people living on the streets can work in exchange for tokens that they can use for meals, ID books, clothing, toiletries and showers. But during lockdown, the centre has had to suspend its activities to simply serve meals to those who are hungry. Loughton, who also runs a bakery business, says things are uncertain. "Everything is unsettled right now. ... When we go back to work, it's going to be a bit like starting the business all over again," he says. The same thing is true at the centre, he adds. Loughton says he doesn't know how or where some of the "normal" client base is right now. PHOTO: EVA-LOTTA JANSSON