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September 1 2023 
September is when many young, and not so young people start or go back to school. English, French, math, science, history, geography and other areas are studied. If you are lucky your school may offer classes in music, vocal or even playing an instrument...(read more) March 30, 2023  I first became involved with the St. Vincent de Paul, St. Louise de Marillac, Youth Conference about 6 years ago. My nieces were Youth members and helped to make bagged lunches for the homeless. I was retired and looking for a volunteer project..(read more) March 28, 2023  Brant SSVP youth took a short but much deserved break after a very successful advent season.Advent campaigns in support of our neighbors’ in need included a variety of drives for hygiene items, food, warm winter clothing, filled Christmas stockings, etc. etc.... (read more) February 24, 2023  The ONRC Rejuvenation Team exists to provide support to Conferences and Councils who are in need of rejuvenation and/or need help when it comes to recruiting members. Rejuvenation requires a framework to build and maintain strong teams and welcome new members...(read more) July 15, 2023 
We are wishing all Vincentians and other volunteers with the Saint Vincent de Paul Society a happy and sunny summer and a well-deserved break. Please be aware that scammers are targeting the emails of some of our executives, using them to sollicit money in the form of gift cards.       September 13, 2023  The PPDD oversees our social justice activities while acting as a liaison for various sub committees, working groups and systemic change projects. The PPDD is also committed to the issue of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) being part of all of our efforts...
(read more) April 28, 2023  Working together with other Vincentians is rewarding and achieves results.Any of you who have been to Vincentian gatherings before will know that when two or three Vincentians are gathered together great inspiring conversations happen and connections are made.... (read more) January 16, 2021  In response to the current discussions at our National Council level regarding systemic racism in Canada, the ONRC formed a Systemic Racism Working Group (SRWG) to discuss this issue and how it affects racialized persons, especially those living in poverty.(read more) |
