Volunteering with Brain Tumour Support is a wonderful way to use your skills, give your time and make a real difference to people and families affected by a brain tumour diagnosis.
Our volunteers support us in many different ways, from helping at events and raising awareness to offering practical support behind the scenes. Every role matters, and every hour given helps us continue our work.
If you’re interested in volunteering, we’d love to hear from you. Complete our register your interest form, and we’ll be in touch to help find a volunteer role that feels right for you.
Register your interest as a volunteerFrom building confidence and developing new skills to giving back and supporting others, our volunteers make a difference in many different ways. Read their stories and discover what volunteering with Brain Tumour Support means to them.
Volunteering has helped Chris build confidence, develop new skills and make a meaningful contribution to the charity.
Having volunteered with Brain Tumour Support since 2011, Chris has supported everything from office administration to fundraising events. His story shows how volunteering can be rewarding, empowering and make a real difference.
After her own brain tumour diagnosis, Heather chose to use her experience to support and advocate for others affected by brain tumours.
As a Brain Tumour Support volunteer ambassador, Heather helps raise awareness, influences change and offers hope to others navigating life with a brain tumour.
Jeanette channels her energy, enthusiasm and personal experience into supporting others affected by a brain tumour diagnosis.
From organising fundraising events to supporting friendship groups, Jeanette’s positivity and determination help raise awareness, bring people together and make a lasting impact.
Despite facing significant health challenges of her own, Sharon dedicates her time to supporting others affected by brain tumours.
Through friendship groups, peer support and fundraising, Sharon’s compassion, knowledge and determination help people feel less alone on their journey.
Whether you can spare a few hours a month or share specialist skills, there are many ways to support people affected by brain tumours.
We'd love to hear from you and help find a volunteering opportunity that works for you.
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