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999 Club

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Based in Deptford, S.E. London, we support those who are homeless or who face becoming homeless

30/10/2026

Over the last year, 999 Club supported 129 Members to move into stable housing.

Finding a home is an important milestone, but it is not always the end of the support someone needs.

Moving can bring more stability and a new set of everyday decisions: bills and letters, new routines, maintaining a home and becoming familiar with a new neighbourhood.

Through our Move+ service, we work alongside Members as they settle into their homes, build confidence and progress towards the long-term future they want.

Your support helps us continue working with people facing homelessness before, during and after a move.

Donate: https://999club.org/donate-with-donorfy/

28/10/2026

Who are the people who inspire you?

For Black History Month, our champion Lianne Sanderson shares some of her Black icons and reflects on what connects them: their ability to inspire others and use their influence to support their communities.

That commitment to community is also why Lianne is a proud supporter of 999 Club.

We are grateful to Lianne for sharing her reflections and for supporting our work alongside people facing homelessness in South East London.

Who is one of your Black icons, and why? Let us know in the comments.

Find out more about 999 Club: https://999club.org/

28/10/2026

Who inspires you and what have they taught you about showing up for others?

For Black History Month, our champion Lianne Sanderson shares some of the Black icons who have inspired her.

Their achievements matter, but so does the way they use their influence to inspire others and support their communities. That same commitment to community is one of the reasons Lianne is a proud supporter of 999 Club.

Thank you, Lianne, for sharing your reflections and for standing alongside our Members.

Who is one of your Black icons? Tell us in the comments.

Find out more about our work or support 999 Club through the link in our bio.

23/10/2026

We’re looking for an experienced trusts fundraiser to join the 999 Club team and help secure the resources needed to strengthen our services and deliver our ambitious plans for the future.

The role will involve developing our trusts and foundations strategy, creating compelling funding proposals and reports, building strong funder relationships and cultivating new opportunities.

Role details:
- Salary: £42,000
- Full-time and permanent
- Hybrid: three days at 999 Club in Deptford and two days working from home
- Closing date: Sunday 25 October at 6pm
Find out more and apply:
https://www.charityjob.co.uk/jobs/999-club-/trusts-and-foundations-manager/1085966

Please share this opportunity with anyone who might be a good fit.

21/10/2026

Black people in England are almost four times as likely to face statutory homelessness.

This gap is not simply about individual circumstances. Research points to racial discrimination and long-standing inequalities in housing and employment. Lower average incomes, less family wealth, discrimination when looking for work or somewhere to live, and the shortage of affordable, secure homes can all increase the risk of homelessness.

Some people told researchers that they felt they had to change their names or accents to avoid discrimination when seeking housing or support. Nobody should have to hide who they are to be treated fairly.

Black History Month is a time to celebrate Black lives, achievements and contributions. It is also an opportunity to understand the inequalities that continue today.

At 999 Club, we work to provide a welcoming and inclusive space where Members are listened to, treated with respect and supported as individuals.

Click through the images to learn more, and please share this post to help keep the conversation going.

Support our work: https://999club.org/donate-with-donorfy/

Sources: Heriot-Watt University, 2025; Women and Equalities Committee, July 2026.

16/10/2026

Do you know what happens behind the doors of 999 Club in Deptford?

People come to us for many different reasons. Someone might need a hot meal, a shower, help with housing or benefits, urgent mental health support or simply a safe place to sit and talk.

The Gateway is our physical hub, where our services, Intervention team and volunteers work together. After an initial welcome and basic support, Members can talk through their situation and decide on the next steps with our team.

Click through the images to learn more about the support available at 999 Club.

If you or someone you know is experiencing homelessness, our Gateway is open Monday to Friday, from 9am to 3pm, at 21 Deptford Broadway, SE8 4PA.

Find out more: https://999club.org/our-services/

Donate to support our work: https://999club.org/donate-with-donorfy/

30/09/2026

Did you know we provide in-house NHS services? 🩺

Ill health can be a cause as well as a consequence of homelessness. It's a vicious cycle.

We see it every day in the percentage of people coming to our Gateway with health issues.

Yet many people facing homelessness are still turned away from GP services because of their lack of a permanent address.

🧑‍⚕️ Thanks to our partnership with an Advanced Nurse Practitioner, we offer on-site healthcare, GP registration, and specialist referrals. Ensuring that local people facing homelessness receive the care they need.

Find out more about our holistic services 👉 https://999club.org/our-services/

23/09/2026

Why volunteer with the 999 Club?

Every year, the 999 Club supports thousands of people experiencing homelessness — and our volunteers make that possible.

It’s also an opportunity for you to learn new skills, gain valuable work experience, and meet passionate, like-minded people.

Interested? We'd love to welcome you into our friendly team of volunteers, with various slots available to suit your schedule.

Learn more & register today 👉999club.org/volunteer

17/09/2026

At the 999 Club, we know that the right support at the right time can have a life-changing impact. Whether that’s preventing a crisis, or building the skills, knowledge and confidence to leave homelessness behind for good.

From practical essentials such as hot meals and showers to one-to-one advice and long-term support, we’re here to support local people to move forward at their own pace.

Find out more about our work and how you can support us at 999club.org.

14/09/2026

Our vision is that anyone facing or experiencing homelessness in South East London can access safe, stable accommodation.

But what does this actually involve?

🏘️ While general narratives tend to focus on 'more housing' as the solution, the reality is more complicated.

Various and overlapping issues can trap you in homelessness, from rent increases to job loss, mental illness, and relationship breakdowns.

That's why we designed our services to address the diverse needs and experiences of our members. That way, they have the best chance of leaving for good.

Whether you’re fundraising, volunteering, donating, or helping to spread the word, your support of our work brings us closer to achieving our mission. 🤝

Head to 999club.org to explore our services & how to support our work.

Address

21 Deptford Broadway
London
SE84PA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 3pm
Tuesday	9am - 3pm
Wednesday	9am - 3pm
Thursday	9am - 3pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

Website

https://999club.org/

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