Ace of Clubs
Overview
Ace of Clubs is a family-like community providing transformative support for those who are homeless, vulnerable and otherwise marginalised in our area.
At our centre on St Alphonsus Road we provide for the immediate needs of those in desperate circumstances with safe shelter, food, warmth, clothing, laundry and showers.
From this welcoming start, and through friendly and genuine care, we seek to build relationship with people.
The team at Ace of Clubs is skilled and focused in linking people in with a wide range of services including accommodation, welfare, rehab, training, healthcare and many others.
About Them
There is no need to be referred by someone else to the centre and no need for appointment. So the centre often finds it’s the first point of contact for an extremely vulnerable person, who has no other support. There are also opportunities for service-users to become involved in running the services, so many of the volunteers have been service-users themselves. Offer an open access policy, basically, anyone can
The work of the centre is extremely important to so many people, but as the centre does not receive any local government funding they very much rely on our local community for financial support.
A donation of £10 will buy ten ace dinners;
A donation of £20 will buy 40 pairs of socks;
A donation of £50 will buy heating for a week;
A donation of £100 will buy food for a week.
Overview
Ace of Clubs is a family-like community providing transformative support for those who are homeless, vulnerable and otherwise marginalised in our area.
At our centre on St Alphonsus Road we provide for the immediate needs of those in desperate circumstances with safe shelter, food, warmth, clothing, laundry and showers.
From this welcoming start, and through friendly and genuine care, we seek to build relationship with people.
The team at Ace of Clubs is skilled and focused in linking people in with a wide range of services including accommodation, welfare, rehab, training, healthcare and many others.
About Them
There is no need to be referred by someone else to the centre and no need for appointment. So the centre often finds it’s the first point of contact for an extremely vulnerable person, who has no other support. There are also opportunities for service-users to become involved in running the services, so many of the volunteers have been service-users themselves. Offer an open access policy, basically, anyone can
The work of the centre is extremely important to so many people, but as the centre does not receive any local government funding they very much rely on our local community for financial support.
A donation of £10 will buy ten ace dinners;
A donation of £20 will buy 40 pairs of socks;
A donation of £50 will buy heating for a week;
A donation of £100 will buy food for a week.
Contact Details
Phone:
020 7720 2811
Email:
[email protected]
Website:
https://aceofclubs.org.uk/
Address:
Ace of Clubs, St Alphonsus Road, Clapham, London SW4 7AS
Other Info
Opening times:
Open: Mon to Fri:12:00 - 4:00pm
Meals: Lunch, 12:00pm-1:30pm for £1
Soup and sandwiches, 2:15-2:45 for 50p
Costs:
Free membership and access, subsidised food and laundry facilities.
Disabled Access:
Wheelchair access. Narrow entrances to toilets.
Directions:
Tube: Clapham Common Buses: 35, 37, 88, 137, 437, 345, 355, 155
Other information:
Some languages other than English spoken - check for details. Access to interpreters by arrangement.
Last updated:
10th September 2021
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