Volunteer from home
It’s important to us that volunteers are able to support The Charity in a way that is flexible and suits the amount of time they are able to give, while helping us to move closer to our goal of defeating brain tumours.

Our digital volunteer opportunities can be done from home, in your own time. Find out more about all of our current opportunities below.
We particularly encourage applications from under-represented groups across all protected characteristics: age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, sexual orientation, sex, and religion or belief.
Current roles
Support Line Volunteer (Triage) – PDF
We are looking for volunteers to help us to run the Support Line more efficiently, by answering calls and asking some key questions to ensure the caller is transferred/triaged to the most appropriate support for them. This is an opportunity to be on the frontline of our support services and to play a vital role, in ensuring those that we support get the best service possible.
Trust Fundraising Support Volunteer – PDF
We are looking for a volunteer with knowledge and understanding of fundraising to support us with researching trusts who we could submit applications to and helping to write and send applications to trusts. Trust fundraising is a key income stream for The Charity, so you will be playing a key role in a team that is directly contributing to improving the lives of people who are affected by a brain tumour diagnosis.
Volunteer Counsellor (Qualified) – PDF
We're looking for qualified counsellors (minimum Level 4 Diploma in Counselling) to help us to expand our counselling service to support a wide range of clients who either have a brain tumour diagnosis themselves, or have a loved one who has been diagnosed.
If you’d like to apply for a role, please complete our online form.
Share your skills
Not found a role to match your expertise or interests? If you have skills you’d like to share with us, we’d love to hear about them. Complete our skills survey and we’ll get in touch when new opportunities or projects come up, which we think would be a good fit for your experience. Complete our skills survey here.

We also have digital roles suited to volunteers who have been impacted by a brain tumour diagnosis and want to use their experience to inform our work.
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Supporting The Charity gives me immense satisfaction, and is a huge source of pride. Now the priority of working and raising my family is less intense I have something else to give me a real purpose.
Andy, home-based volunteer