Trained intake specialists provide immediate relief to neighbors experiencing difficult life circumstances, assisting callers with eviction prevention, basic need supplies, and case management assessments. Volunteers and staff treat every caller with dignity and respect, empowering neighbors to build the resources and skills they need to reach self-sufficiency.
Contact Us to Explore Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteering at our Crisis Helpline requires specialized training and a weekly commitment of at least six months. Volunteers with a background in social work, crisis response, or serving vulnerable populations are highly encouraged to apply.
If you are interested to learn more, please contact our Volunteer Team, and we'll explore the best fit for your skills.
Explore Other Programs
Volunteers make it possible for St. Vincent de Paul to meet neighbors where they are and offer real support in moments that matter.
Georgetown Food Bank
Nestled in the heart of South Seattle, our food bank provides access to essential food supplies, basic necessities, and comprehensive case management, addressing urgent needs with compassion and empathy, and providing hope when it is needed the most.
SVdP Thrift Stores
With locations in Kenmore, Kent, and Renton, we turn everyday donations into life-changing support. All proceeds from the sales of low-cost furniture, clothing, household goods fuel our critical SVdP programs for neighbors navigating financial hardship.
Centro Rendu Immigrant Services
With a fully bilingual staff, Centro Rendu fosters resilience and wellbeing in the Hispanic/Latino immigrant community by providing equitable access to opportunities like quality adult education, employment and career advancement, caregiver and early childhood supports, and youth advocacy.