Do good...feel good
Help transform lives
At St Vincent de Paul Society Victoria, volunteers make our good works happen.
With over 10,500 volunteers and members across the state, we’re creating positive change through a wide variety of roles—all focused on helping people in need.
Volunteering with us is fun, rewarding and a great way to boost your skills, gain real-world experience and make your CV shine. Plus, your hours can even count toward uni requirements!
There’s a role to suit everyone and every contribution helps offer hope and transform lives. Help make a difference and join us!
VOLUNTEER TODAY
“When you do volunteering, you're not just doing something for yourself, you're doing something for your community.”
- Kit, Welfare Call Centre volunteer
Conferences
As a conference member you provide material assistance, support and friendship to people seeking our help.
Education
As an education volunteer you will provide academic support to students to help them build confidence and achieve their potential.
Soup Vans
As a soup van volunteer you provide food, assistance and friendship to vulnerable individuals and families.
Vinnies NILS
As a Vinnies NILS volunteer you provide assistance to people who need access to safe and affordable credit options.
Vinnies Shops
As a Vinnies Shop volunteer you have an opportunity to use your skills and be part of our Vinnies community.
Youth Conferences
As a Youth Conference member (aged 18+) you can contribute to our good works through young adult conference.
VincentCare
As a VincentCare volunteer there are a wide range of services, programs and activities in various location to become part of.
Welfare Call Centre
As a Welfare Call Centre volunteer you are the first contact to providing assistance to people and families in need.
Mini Vinnies
Our Mini Vinnies program empowers primary-age students to become advocates within their school and local community by putting their values into action.
College Conferences
Our secondary school program - College Conferences - empowers students to recognise, reflect and respond to causes of human injustice through advocacy and action in their local communities.
