We are looking for people who enjoy interaction with people and would enjoy working with us on our events and gala days. The events are great fun.

Do you love chatting & have a way with words and enjoy someone's company?

Do you like to have a chat? Perhaps play games, do crafts, or help in a kiosk? Read on...

This exciting opportunity involves working within a team to assist customers, sorting and pricing donations, merchandising and keeping the Op Shop in a tidy and presentable state. You'll be helping raise vital funds for our programs which support young people as well as directing tonnes of goods from landfill. If you are passionate about fashion, helping people and the environment we would love to have you!

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics teacher in your local school! Primary Ethics teachers help children develop valuable skills for life. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

Employment Advisors volunteer in the ASC Employment Hub, providing one-on-one support to people seeking asylum as they strive to achieve their employment, training and education goals.

Provision of academic English tuition to clients seeking to prepare for tertiary and other further studies.

Centre Support Volunteers (CSVs) are pivotal in ensuring clients remain supported and receive assistance with day-to-day questions. CSVs play a key role in providing general advice and guidance to clients who may have questions about the Asylum Seekers Centre's (ASC) services or processes in Australia.

The Community Visitors Scheme (CVS) provides FREE social support to elderly people in Sydney. We seek a Female English or Fijian speaking Volunteer to visit an elderly at her home in Malabar and take her for a walk. Your help will significantly reduce a client's isolation and increase his/her quality of life.

Apply to join our Coffee & Chat Program to help increase connectedness and happiness among aged care residents. We are looking for a special kind of person to visit our residents – a St Vincent’s kind of person. Someone who puts compassion, connection and caring for other people at the heart of everything they do.

The Community Visitors Scheme (CVS) provides FREE social support to elderly people in Sydney. We seek females English speaking volunteers to visit an elderly at a facility in Randwick, Haberfield, Maroubra, Daceyville and Concord in and takes her/him for a walk. Your help will significantly reduce a client's isolation and increase his/her quality of life.

Our Tutoring Program was established in 2009, in response to the increasing number of children and young people needing extra support and guidance with their school work. It's a free service offered to families in our communities who experience financial hardships.

Do you like driving and would like help young people gain their driver's licence?

The Community Visitors Scheme (CVS) provides FREE social support to elderly people in Sydney. We seek Maltese and Greek speaking volunteers to visit the residents at a facility in Daceyville. We also seek a female Greek speaking visitor volunteer to visit the elderly lady at one of the facility in Croydon. We love, highly value and respect all of our visitors volunteers. Your help will significantly reduce a client's isolation and increase his/her quality of life.

Face-to-face visitations, which can include but are not limited to: playing cards/board games, walks, taking them out for a coffee, watching movies/TV, listening to music, knitting, drawing, or simply just conversation – it is fluid and dynamic and turns on the capabilities and inclinations of the matched pairing. It's really up to the both of you. Visitors will provide friendship and companionship through one-on-one support on a weekly/fortnightly basis.