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Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities: Volunteering is one of the single most rewarding things you can do with your time. St. Vincent Catholic Charities (STVCC) offers a wide range of volunteer opportunities.
We know your time is precious and we will work with you to help provide a volunteer opportunity that fits your personal mission, time and talents. Our services are only possible because of the support of our volunteers.
We need your help to serve children, families and adults of all beliefs, who are in need in this community. For more information give our Outreach and Volunteer Coordinator a call at (517) 323.4734 ext. 1203 or email. To learn more Take a Journey Of Hope.
STVCC Campus is centrally located on the #3 CATA bus line in Lansing. STVCC is wheelchair accessible and easily reached by car with convenient free parking.
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• Find out about volunteer opportunities.
• Explore the benefits of volunteering.
• Learn how to apply to be a volunteer, intern or to do community service.
• Location and Hours.
Volunteer Opportunities:
We work hard to provide a wide range of opportunities. Below is a list of current volunteer options. If you have an idea for something else, please just let us know.
Administration:
- Event Support
- Office/Clerical
- Agency research
- Parish Liaison
- 3rd Party Events
- Internships
- Community Service
Counseling Services:
- Internships
Adoption, Foster Care and Family Preservation:
- Mentor
- Medical Clinic Assistant
- Transportation Support
- Office/clerical
- Internships
Children’s Home:
- Mentor
- Recreation Planning
- Internships
Housing for the Local Homeless:
- Office/Clerical
- Internships
Refugee Services:
- Drop In Support
- Employment Volunteer
- Family Mentor
- Housing Volunteer
- Internships
Immigration Law Clinic:
- Internships
Facilities:
- General facilities support
- Community Service
The Benefits of Volunteering:
Giving freely of your time and talents to help those in need is simply a good hearted thing to do. But with good choices come wonderful benefits.
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Gain Experience. Volunteerism gives you the opportunity to gain experience and improve life skills that can be used in your professional and personal life.
- Be More Attractive to Employers and Colleges. Employers and Schools are always looking for candidates with a variety of skill sets and experience. Volunteer experience is a key component on applications and resumes.
- Teach Your Children the Gift of Giving. With our busy schedules nowadays, looking for ways to have quality family time is important. What a great way to expand your child’s views, highlight their strengths and bond with them.
- Meet Interesting People. You will meet people and hear amazing stories of heroism and triumph over impossible odds.
- Learn About Other Cultures. When you volunteer with those we serve, you will learn more about your own culture as well as theirs. Many of those we serve are refugees who are coming to the U.S.A. for the first time. You will learn stories from around the world, experience new foods, music and communication.
- Strengthen Your Community. For every small action we take to improve the lives of our neighbors, there is a ripple effect. Through empowering children and families, fostering housing stability, enhancing quality of life, you are advancing our community health.
- Create a More Loving and Safe World for Children. Children are completely vulnerable to their surroundings. We are raising adults and they are learning based on what they see and hear around them. Our leaders of tomorrow are being molded today. We are each a part of this, so it is vitally important to make our part count.
- Help Your Health and Transform Your life. There are multiple studies that show a correlation between volunteering and improved physical and emotional health. When we volunteer for someone in need, we begin to see things in different perspective. We start to more strongly understand our own blessings. Our own daily stress is minimized. Then, when we give of ourselves to help another it brings more peace and joy to our own lives.
How to Apply:
To apply call or e-mail our Outreach and Volunteer Coordinator to RSVP for one of our volunteer information sessions. To view upcoming dates and times for our volunteer information session visit our events calendar or CLICK HERE.
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Volunteer Opportunities
The following forms will be reviewed in the Volunteer Orientation. All forms are required. Follow the directions indicated on each form. The forms may be completed at the volunteer information session or may be taken home and turned in following your attendance of an information session. RSVP for and attend a volunteer information sessoin. CLICK HERE to view our events calendar for upcoming dates and times.
- Volunteer Application.
- Criminal History Consent Form.
- DHS (Department of Human Services) Clearance Form.
- Driving Record (can be obtained at your local Secretary of State Office)
- Copy of Driver's License
- Copy of Car Insurance
Internship Opportunities
First contact Kelly Voisinet and she will help you identify if there is an open internship opportunity. If there is follow these steps:
- Request and fill out an Internship Application.
- Criminal History Consent Form.
- DHS (Department of Human Services) Clearance Form.
- RSVP for and attend a volunteer information sessoin. CLICK HERE to view our events calendar for upcoming dates and times.
- Bring your completed forms and any other required identification with you to the volunteer information session. We apologize, but we will not accept this information over e-mail. It will be accepted at the volunteer information session or hard copies will also be accepted following your attendance of an information session.
Community Service Opportunities
First contact Kelly Voisinet and she will help you identify if there are current community service opportunities available. Then obtain the following forms to complete.- Community Service Questionnaire
- Community Service Information.
- Volunteer Application.
- Criminal History Consent Form.
- DHS (Department of Human Services) Clearance Form.
- DHS Central Registry Clearance Form.
- Volunteer Activity Form. Only the name and contact information needs to be filled in on this form.
- RSVP for and attend a volunteer orientation class. CLICK HERE to view our events calendar for upcoming dates and times.
STVCC Hours and Location
Office Hours are Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.STVCC is located at 2800 W. Willow St. Lansing, MI 48917.
- To see a map and receive directions, CLICK HERE.
Volunteer Opportunities: Volunteering is one of the single most rewarding things you can do with your time.
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