 De Paul House is a key work of the Catholic Diocese of Auckland. Originally the De Paul House property and building was a Catholic boarding college, St Dominic’s, which was conducted by the Dominican Nuns. The Dominican’s taught secondary school girls at Northcote from 1934 - 1969 when they moved to Henderson to begin another girls college in West Auckland. St Dominic’s buildings were then used as extra classrooms for St Mary’s Primary School until the late 1970’s.
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 De Paul House has a long history of volunteer support dating back to 1986 and before. Volunteers were originally responsible for the implementation of the Playgroup and Life Skills programs, and for organizing fundraising events such as market days. Over the years, volunteers have often been called upon to assist with cleaning and other arduous tasks, and their enthusiasm has never wavered. Some of our volunteers have been coming on a regular basis for years and continue to support the service with great generosity.
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The following individuals make up the board of De Paul House:
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