Thank you for visiting the Society of St Vincent de Paul in
Northern Ireland
"Our aim
is to enhance the quality of life for those in need, regardless
of creed, colour or caste"
2,500 weekly visits to needy
£2.7m spent during 2010
180 branches in NI
1,900 members and auxiliaries
Spiritual, financial & material help
Many thanks to all our members and donors in NI for your help and generosity.... 'Thank You' so much for your continuing support and best wishes for 2012...
Dublin based band release single "Another Year" from debut album with all proceeds going to SVP - Purchase for only less than a pound- 5th January 2012..
The Society of St Vincent de Paul has been
helping to alleviate poverty in the north of Ireland for 164 years since 1848.
Our 1,900 active members and auxiliaries work on a voluntary
basis through 180 branches (conferences) spread throughout Northern
Ireland.
Home visitation is the cornerstone of our work offering friendship,
support, advice and practical help. Around 2,500 visits are made
to families, pensioners and individuals each week. Examples of
the type of help offered includes; cash assistance, food and clothing,
fuel, debt relief, furniture and electrical items, toys and holidays.
Without your generosity we would not be able to provide or sustain
the level of support to the needy throughout our community.
Over £2.7m of your money was spent during 2010 in cash assistance
to needy families and individuals. Other essential household items such as cookers,
washing machines and basic essential household furniture were also distributed throughout Northern Ireland.
