Bon Secours Volunteer Ministry

Are you called to a year focused on spiritual formation and service? Bon Secours Volunteer Ministry offers young adults a unique opportunity to participate in the Sisters of Bon Secours’ commitment to justice in radical solidarity with the poor, the suffering, and those most in need. Ministry Volunteers live their faith and deepen their understandings of community, service, and self. Learn more about Bon Secours Volunteer Ministry.

Bon Secours Volunteer Ministry is a year-long program for young adults. Participants live together and work in underserved communities with the intention of improving public health.

We currently have two sites, one in Baltimore, Maryland, and one in Richmond, Virginia. Our volunteers live and work in these locations.

Bon Secours Ministry Volunteers are typically between 21 and 25 years of age. The ideal candidate is also interested in practicing justice by building relationships based in service.

The program lasts about 11 months. It usually begins in late August/early September and ends in late July.

Typically, the Bon Secours Volunteer Ministry community consists of 10-12 young adults. The community is located in both Baltimore and Richmond, but you will spend time with all of your fellow ministry volunteers. During the year, you will live with other volunteers in the same neighborhood in which you work. Volunteers serve in a variety of ministries supported by the Sisters of Bon Secours. Rooted in the tradition and history of the Congregation of Bon Secours, these ministries all focus on public health with some more focused on education.

Thank you for your interest in joining us. To learn more, please visit our website https://bonsecours.us/volunteers/ for a more in-depth view of Bon Secours Volunteer Ministry. On this site, you can complete a contact form and a member of the Bon Secours Volunteer Ministry team will reach out to connect with you.