Volunteer at the UKTS

Volunteering can make a real difference to your life and the lives of those around you. There is a number of reasons why people decide to volunteer. For some, it provides an opportunity to develop and learn new skills. For others, it offers a chance to give something back to the community and make a difference. No matter the motivation, what brings them all together is that they find it brings forth challenges and rewards.

 

Volunteering with UKTS gives you the opportunity to:

 

  • Make a real impact and difference to someone’s life
  • Make meaningful new connections
  • Be inspired
  • Have fun
  • Work alongside a dedicated, passionate team
  • Support people and their families affected with thalassaemia
  • Give back to your community
  • Step out of your comfort zone
  • Learn new skills
  • Gain professional experience
  • Boost your CV and improve your employability

Why should I volunteer with the UKTS?

 

We need you! Your unique strengths, talents and voice matters to us and the work we do. Let’s make a difference to lives of thousands of people in the UK and around the world!

  • We do not discriminate! We welcome individuals from every walk of life.
  • Wellbeing booster! Believe it or not, giving some of your time for a good cause does wonders for your physical and psychological wellbeing. It reduces stress levels and improves your mood whilst giving you a sense of purpose.
  • Prepare to be inspired! Despite individuals living with thalassaemia and their families facing difficult daily challenges, for us their resilience and determination is unmatched. We are inspired on a daily basis by our members.
  • You will be a part of a small team where you can gain valuable, first-hand experience working for a charity organisation.

What will my role entail?

Your role will cover an array of office duties from:

  • Administration/ Reception duties
  • Event management and support
  • Help create social media and awareness campaigns
  • Fundraising activities
  • Developing resources for people living with thalassaemia (all ages) and parents/ carers/ loved ones
  • Using your unique skills and experiences to help us improve our services and expand our reach
  • What will the UKTS expect from me?
  • Come as scheduled and on time
  • Have passion, dedication and drive
  • Be reliable and responsible
  • Have patience and empathy
  • Be a team player
  • Carry out tasks efficiently and honestly
  • Ask for help when you need it
  • Keep internal information confidential
  • Be authentic
  • Comply with the policies and procedures of UKTS

If you would like to find out more or would like to apply for the role, please email to: office@ukts.org