Volunteers are involved directly and indirectly with our service users, from befriending to gardening, from drama to driving and from socialising to sports club.
Become a volunteer in one of our centres
St. Joseph’s, Clonsilla
St. Rosalie’s, Portmarnock
St. Vincent’s Centre, Navan Road
Community Residential, Coolmine
Employment & Enterprise, Coolmine
St. Louise's (Holy Angels), Chapelizod
Meet new people, Make new friends, Learn new skills but above all join us in recognising and celebrating everyone’s uniqueness and potential.
“I became a volunteer because I wanted to help, making a friend was an added bonus”
Volunteer Opportunities:
please click on area of interest for further information:
Everyone has something to give
We believe in the unique contribution that volunteers make to our service. No particular qualifications are required, just a willingness to make a reliable commitment and a difference in a persons life.
Some questions to ask yourself
How could I get involved with my community?
In what ways do I feel I can contribute?
Are my circumstances likely to change in the near future?
Some questions we will answer
What kinds of opportunities are available?
What can I expect as a volunteer?
What training will I receive?
Volunteer Co-ordinator
Daughters of Charity Service for Persons with Intellectual Disability
St. Vincent's Centre
Navan Road
Dublin 7.
Tel: 
01-8245449 or 087-3283861
Email: volunteer@docservice.ie
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Recognition of a person who gives their time and commitment is important to the Daughters of Charity Service. In December 2007 the service's volunteers celebrated The United Nations International Volunteers Day by meeting President McAleese, this was followed by a reception and a tour of the state rooms in Aras an Uachtarain. All volunteers had a wonderful time and a big thank you to the staff at Aras an Uachtarain and President McAleese for facilitating such a memorable day. |