The Society of St Vincent de Paul (SVP) is appealing for new volunteers in Tipperary to support individuals and families who are struggling with the rising cost of living, isolation and unexpected financial pressures.
SVP volunteers provide practical assistance and companionship, helping people to navigate difficult moments with dignity and peace of mind.
Ian Byrne, a SVP volunteer from Clonmel, said, “After retiring from the Army three years ago, I wanted to give something back locally.
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"Volunteering with SVP has been a really meaningful way to do that - through visitation, fundraising and supporting the community employment scheme.
"SVP acts as a vital support to so many communities around Ireland, and giving just a small bit of time can make a real difference.”
Ways you can help
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SVP is currently looking for kind, reliable volunteers who can offer even a small amount of time each week. Opportunities include:
SVP volunteers are trained and supported, and roles can be matched to your availability and interests.
Get involved
SVP is inviting people across Tipperary to step forward and strengthen their community. If you can spare a few hours a week, SVP will help you find a role where you can make a real difference. To find out more and register your interest, visit svp.ie/volunteer.
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