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![Jo Swart serves lunch to the resident homeless at a the temporarily extended Night Shelter, in Somerset West, Western Cape, on April 21. When South Africa went into lockdown on March 27, “Night Shelter jumped into help homeless outside our organization,” said Swart, who is the chairperson of the organization and a senior pastor in Somerset West. <br />
“This crisis has highlighted how much the local NPO does,” she says. <br />
The government had organized a central tent facility in sea-side Strandfontein, and was bussing people there. But in the end, many people who had been gathered in the Strand- and Somerset West for a ride to Strandfontein ended up here at Night Shelter instead. For some, the bus never came. And others were sent back here from Strandfontein, Swart explained. In the end, the facility, there, reached capacity. <br />
SW Night Shelter normally provides temporary shelter, and other support services, to adults living on the streets who are committed to reintegration. This “new” building, an old school, was meant to be for women and children. Now, about 70 people, including families, are living here together during lockdown. <br />
“I didn’t envision being in this situation during lockdown,” she says. “This [shelter] was supposed to be for women and children.”<br />
People who live on the streets have their own way of life and some use drugs, says Swart. So being in lockdown, with a hot meal and roof over one’s head, isn’t necessarily a luxury, she explains. “Many homeless people here in lockdown are coming off drugs,“ said Swart. “We had hot cross buns, muffins… We are trying to keep them happy with food. They are eating huge amounts of food because they are coming off drugs.” PHOTO: EVA-LOTTA JANSSON](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u9fgZJopKGk/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000u9fgZJopKGk.jpg)
![Jo Swart serves lunch to the resident homeless at a the temporarily extended Night Shelter, in Somerset West, Western Cape, on April 21. When South Africa went into lockdown on March 27, “Night Shelter jumped into help homeless outside our organization,” said Swart, who is the chairperson of the organization and a senior pastor in Somerset West. <br />
“This crisis has highlighted how much the local NPO does,” she says. <br />
The government had organized a central tent facility in sea-side Strandfontein, and was bussing people there. But in the end, many people who had been gathered in the Strand- and Somerset West for a ride to Strandfontein ended up here at Night Shelter instead. For some, the bus never came. And others were sent back here from Strandfontein, Swart explained. In the end, the facility, there, reached capacity. <br />
SW Night Shelter normally provides temporary shelter, and other support services, to adults living on the streets who are committed to reintegration. This “new” building, an old school, was meant to be for women and children. Now, about 70 people, including families, are living here together during lockdown. <br />
“I didn’t envision being in this situation during lockdown,” she says. “This [shelter] was supposed to be for women and children.”<br />
People who live on the streets have their own way of life and some use drugs, says Swart. So being in lockdown, with a hot meal and roof over one’s head, isn’t necessarily a luxury, she explains. “Many homeless people here in lockdown are coming off drugs,“ said Swart. “We had hot cross buns, muffins… We are trying to keep them happy with food. They are eating huge amounts of food because they are coming off drugs.” PHOTO: EVA-LOTTA JANSSON](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FJIrgiwUh.A/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000FJIrgiwUh.A.jpg)
![Jo Swart serves lunch to the resident homeless at a the temporarily extended Night Shelter, in Somerset West, Western Cape, on April 21. When South Africa went into lockdown on March 27, “Night Shelter jumped into help homeless outside our organization,” said Swart, who is the chairperson of the organization and a senior pastor in Somerset West. <br />
“This crisis has highlighted how much the local NPO does,” she says. <br />
The government had organized a central tent facility in sea-side Strandfontein, and was bussing people there. But in the end, many people who had been gathered in the Strand- and Somerset West for a ride to Strandfontein ended up here at Night Shelter instead. For some, the bus never came. And others were sent back here from Strandfontein, Swart explained. In the end, the facility, there, reached capacity. <br />
SW Night Shelter normally provides temporary shelter, and other support services, to adults living on the streets who are committed to reintegration. This “new” building, an old school, was meant to be for women and children. Now, about 70 people, including families, are living here together during lockdown. <br />
“I didn’t envision being in this situation during lockdown,” she says. “This [shelter] was supposed to be for women and children.”<br />
People who live on the streets have their own way of life and some use drugs, says Swart. So being in lockdown, with a hot meal and roof over one’s head, isn’t necessarily a luxury, she explains. “Many homeless people here in lockdown are coming off drugs,“ said Swart. “We had hot cross buns, muffins… We are trying to keep them happy with food. They are eating huge amounts of food because they are coming off drugs.” PHOTO: EVA-LOTTA JANSSON](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PFqM_fWWXqk/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000PFqM_fWWXqk.jpg)
