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The service is run by dedicated volunteers, known as Vannies, who annually provide over 780,000+ meals to people in need. Our soup vans operate 365 days a year, rain, hail or shine!
Our soup van services are located in metropolitan and regional Victoria and undertake street service of meals to our friends on the street and people experiencing food insecurity in boarding and rooming houses, crisis accommodations, social housing and other residential locations.
The Vinnies Soup Vans are run by dedicated volunteers, known as Vannies, who annually provide over 700,000 meals to people in need. Our soup vans operate 365 days a year, rain, hail or shine!
Our volunteers help prepare and package food, assist with loading the soup vans and off-load deliveries, distributing food on a ‘soup van run’ as well as assisting in cleaning the kitchen and vehicles.
For more information on our food services, food donations or to learn how to support the service, email us on soupvans@svdp-vic.org.au
On occasion we are also able to support student placements from TAFE or universities, depending on location, hours and specific experience required, as well as access to a qualified supervisor.
To become a volunteer with the Vinnies Soup Vans, St Vincent de Paul Society Victoria requires:
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Click links below to watch the how to apply videos:
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