Man gives up full-time job to feed the hungry
Hash Norat had wanted to open a cafe for some time but until recently was working at Unilever in GloucesterA man who quit his full-time job at Unilever two months ago to provide hot meals to hungry people is already helping 250 people a day.
The cafe is centred around the premise that anyone can come in and have a meal, regardless of their circumstance."In the worst possible weather - with torrential rain and high winds - we had 40 people queuing 40 minutes before we even opened our doors."The cafe also provides a warm space and keeps reserves of PPE, shoes, period products, nappies and clothes for people who need them.
"The first weeks at the cafe have been extremely busy, emotional and stressful, but I've never been happier," he added.Rough sleeper Jason Dodsworth goes to Gloucester Feed the Hungry every day to have a hot meal and a chat. He will introduce a 'commissioner's fund' next year to provide financial help to organisations such as Gloucester Feed the Hungry.
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