Central Virginia
At VSH, we believe that homelessness affects everybody in the community, and community volunteers can and should be a part of the solution. VSH volunteers in Central Virginia engage in mission-critical services that support our very low-income, formerly homeless residents in their efforts to stabilize, regain independence and connect to a caring community.
Volunteer Opportunities
General Volunteer Information
Nothing is more rewarding than offering some hands-on help in your community! No matter your interests, skills or availability, we will do our best to match your interest with the needs of those we serve. From one-on-one tutoring to helping serve group meals, hosting monthly birthday parties or bringing the whole crew for a property beautification project, there’s something for everyone at VSH.
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Individual Opportunities
How can an individual get involved at VSH?
Current/Upcoming Needs include:
- Art Instructor
- Cooking on a Budget Instructor
- Financial Literacy Instructor
- GED Instructor
- Nutrition Instructor
- Urban Gardener
Additionally, we offer social work internship opportunities for students. Please contact Jennifer Tiller at [email protected] for more information.
Need more ideas? Click here for more general service opportunities.
There is something for EVERYONE when it comes to volunteering at VSH! What skills and knowledge do you have to share?
See photos of all of our volunteers in action on our Facebook page!
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Group Opportunities
How can groups (corporations, congregations, etc) get involved at VSH?
Current/Upcoming Needs include:
- Serve a Meal, Serve our Clients
- Property Beautification projects
- Board games & fellowship at our smaller homes (6-8 residents).
Need more ideas? Click here for more general service opportunities.
Whether your group is looking for regular, hands-on activity or intermittent participation, our clients truly thrive off of working with volunteer groups!
See photos of all of our volunteers in action on our Facebook page!
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Youth & Family Opportunities
How can community youth groups or families get involved at VSH?
Youth and family-friendly opportunities allow motivated youth volunteers (under the supervision of parents or guardians) to complete school service requirements, gain greater understanding about the issue of homelessness, and have a fun and meaningful experience.
Volunteer Documents
For more information regarding volunteering in the Central Virginia area, please contact:
Caitlin Reynolds
Mission Advancement Annual Fund Manager
804.525.1954
[email protected]