We encourage teachers to champion a Mini Vinnies or Young Vinnies advocacy group in their school community. These groups connect student core learning outcomes with meaningful experiences focused on social justice issues, whilst thinking innovatively about how to provide much needed support and assistance to people in need in our local communities.
Mini Vinnies are empowered to put their faith into action and meet regularly to learn about social justice issues, develop leadership skills and engage with the wider St Vincent de Paul Society.
This newsletter offers insights, resources, and exciting activities designed to seamlessly integrate Vinnies WA into the work of your primary school and students.
Put your faith into action by actively coordinating volunteer driven projects, events and initiatives that allow students to reflect on the needs in their community, help develop empathy, compassion and understanding with their fellow students, and share their passion to raise awareness about social justice issues.
This newsletter offers insights, resources, and exciting activities designed to seamlessly integrate Vinnies WA into the work of your secondary school and students.
Vinnies engages with Universities and their students through expos, educational materials, leadership opportunities, and volunteering opportunities.
If your University is interested in working with us please reach out.
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