WE NEED TUTORS!
If you are interested in becoming a tutor or would like to know more
about what we do, you can find out more about the refugee tutoring
program here.
We hold information nights every 8 weeks for new tutors. Visit the Upcoming Events page for the next information session.
The VoRTCS (“vortex”) Program is a driven by a group of volunteers
and three staff members who have a strong interest in social justice.
The Program is a Special Works of the St Vincent de Paul Society, who
provide generous assistance to our volunteers and the refugee families
they work with. VoRTCS is based in South Brisbane, although it operates
over a large area including Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan and the Sunshine
and Gold Coasts.
The VoRTCS Program aims to assist refugee
families take up the opportunities that exist in Australian society.
VoRTCS volunteers believe that refugees have a lot to contribute to
Australian society and should be assisted and encouraged to take up the
opportunities available to all Australians, whether they be
educational, social or vocational.
A vortex is defined as “something looked upon as drawing into its powerful whirl or current everything that is near it.”
At VoRTCS, that is exactly what we are trying to do: to get the entire
community involved in supporting those who would provide the same
support for us if our positions were reversed.
If you want to get swept up in VoRTCS, see the information on our programs or contact us at .