I have Asperger’s Syndrome and started volunteering for Brain Tumour Support in 2011 – just a few hours per week. I wanted to volunteer as a lot of people have said to me it’s great to have the experience on your CV and employers will see you are helping in the local community.
ReadBringing energy and positivity to volunteering Jeanette has been volunteering with Brain Tumour Support since 2016, and living with the impact of her own brain tumour diagnosis gives her the motivation to help others experiencing the same challenges. Her enthusiasm…
ReadSharon started volunteering for Brain Tumour Support in late 2020 having attended face-to-face support groups prior to the pandemic. She had been an NHS nurse for 32 years when she was diagnosed with an extremely rare brain tumour in September 2019.
ReadIt was ten years ago this week that I had to medically retire from my employment as a Staff Nurse at West Cornwall Hospital, and in the process end a 32-year career in nursing.
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