Social Justice

Promoting Social Justice with Saint Vincent de Paul

The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul was built on the pillars of charity and justice. These two are inseparable and fundamental to our work.

We seek to address the root causes of poverty in Canada by identifying failures and weaknesses in current systems that keep individuals trapped. Every day, the support of donors, members and volunteers enables us to carry out important work in the following areas:

  • Housing and homelessness
  • Social assistance reform
  • Restorative justice/prison ministry
  • Education
  • Indigenous Peoples
  • Refugees
  • Multicultural diversity
  • Environmental change

Imagine the relief and joy in a person’s face when he or she steps into their own home/safe space for the first time. Our programs give individuals hope and dignity, and the impact is visible on many levels.

Specific initiatives include:

How you can help

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Provide financial assistance.

Donate time to assist with social justice projects.

Where your contributions go

low-cost housing units
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shelters and drop-in centres
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people served at shelters and drop-in centres
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Northern communities assisted
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Change a life.

FAQ - Social Justice

You can provide financial assistance, donate goods, or volunteer your time to support our social justice projects. Contact us for more details on how to help.

Individuals and families affected by poverty, including those needing housing, education, and social assistance, benefit from our programs.

Businesses can partner with us by providing financial donations, sponsoring initiatives, or encouraging employee volunteerism.

We run a national housing campaign advocating that safe, secure, and affordable housing is a human right. We provide low-cost housing units, shelters, and drop-in centers.

Key initiatives include support for Indigenous Peoples, refugees, multicultural diversity, environmental change, and restorative justice/prison ministry.

Your contributions support essential services such as housing, shelters, educational programs, and advocacy efforts, directly benefiting those in need.