• Flexible in schedule
  • Good for groups
  • Good for youth
  • Accessible by public transit

Volunteer Opportunity: Drop-In Centre Support — Vancouver Women’s Health Collective (VWHC)

29 W Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC, V6B 1G4 [map]
5 hours / weekly
6 month term + for longer (ideally)
The Vancouver Women’s Health Collective (VWHC) is a volunteer-run non-profit located in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Since 1974, we have provided minimal-barrier, trauma-informed, community-driven health and wellness support to self-identifying women, gender-diverse, and Two-Spirit community members. 💗

We are currently seeking compassionate, reliable volunteers to support our Drop-In Resource Centre, open Wednesday–Friday from 1:00–4:30 PM. 🍎

🌟What You’ll Do

Welcome and support community members accessing our space

Help distribute food, clothing, hygiene items, and menstrual products

Assist with the Community Fridge and Clothing Room

Offer peer support in a trauma-informed, anti-oppressive way

Help maintain a welcoming, safe, inclusive environment


🌟Who We’re Looking For

People who value gender inclusion, LGBTQ2SIA+ equity, cultural safety, and trauma-informed care

Warm, reliable individuals who can commit to one 4.5-hour shift per week, ideally 6 month commitment minimum

Volunteers comfortable working in a vibrant, diverse DTES community


🌟Additional Opportunities

Volunteers can also join committees such as:

Media & Communications

Fundraising

Volunteer Recruitment

People and Culture 

& More


🌟Why Volunteer With Us?

Make a meaningful impact on community health and well-being

Build experience in advocacy, community care, and health promotion

Join a supportive team & community committed to equity and empowerment

Contribute to a long-standing feminist organization (est. 1974)


📩 To apply: Email your resume to community@womenshealthcollective.ca

🌐 More info: womenshealthcollective.ca
Instagram: @vwhc_
Why should you volunteer for this opportunity?
Hands-on experience in community care, harm reduction, & trauma-informed practice

Training and mentorship from experienced frontline staff

Opportunities to grow leadership skills through committees (Media/Comms, Fundraising, Recruitment)

A meaningful way to support women, gender-diverse, & Two-Spirit community members in the DTES

Connection with a supportive, equity-driven volunteer team

Experience valued in social work, counselling, nursing, medicine, & community health paths.
  • Flexible in schedule
  • Good for groups
  • Good for youth
  • Accessible by public transit