Volunteers at Eyes of Hope, play an important role in ensuring our mobile clinics operate efficiently and that our service continues to grow and help increasing numbers of homeless and vulnerable people. We are looking to boost our volunteer numbers next year and are keen to hear from you now so that we can hit the ground running when our clinics resume in February 2026.

Eyes of Hope provides eye checks and free glasses to homeless and vulnerable individuals in Sydney. We ar looking for more Optometrists to help deliver this much needed service to an underserved community. Clinics are delivered onsite through our community partners - Salvation Army (Foster House), Kirketon Road Centre, and St Vincent de Paul (Vinnies) in Woolloomooloo.

Would you like to contribute your driving and organisational skills to a good purpose? We are looking for dedicated individuals who have an interest in being a pivotal team member of the Eyes of Hope team, providing eye care and free glasses to the homeless and vulnerable in Sydney.

Eyes of Hope provides eye checks and free glasses to homeless and vulnerable individuals in Sydney. We are looking for more Optical Clinic Assistants (including Dispensers) to help deliver a much needed service to an underserved community. Clinics are delivered onsite through our community partners - Salvation Army (Foster House), Kirketon Road Centre, and St Vincent de Paul (Vinnies) in Woolloomooloo.

Would you like to contribute your driving and organisational skills to a good purpose? We are looking for dedicated individuals who have an interest in being a pivotal team member of the Eyes of Hope team, providing eye care and free glasses to the homeless and vulnerable in Sydney.

Eyes of Hope provides eye checks and free glasses to homeless and vulnerable individuals in Sydney. We are looking for more Optical Clinic Assistants (including Dispensers) to help deliver a much needed service to an underserved community. Clinics are delivered onsite through our community partners - Salvation Army (Foster House), Kirketon Road Centre, and St Vincent de Paul (Vinnies) in Woolloomooloo.

Eyes of Hope provides eye checks and free glasses to homeless and vulnerable individuals in Sydney. We ar looking for more Optometrists to help deliver this much needed service to an underserved community. Clinics are delivered onsite through our community partners - Salvation Army (Foster House), Kirketon Road Centre, and St Vincent de Paul (Vinnies) in Woolloomooloo.