Community Champion
Practical details
Volunteering • Longer term volunteering
Flexible hours
Flexible location
Contact person
Gemma Elsmore
Provided
Reimbursement of costs
Race Against Blood Cancer
#129878
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As a confident public speaker, you will be out and about giving talks about the charity and explaining what we do.
- Proactively identify, develop and deliver donor recruitment drives aimed at increasing the number of people joining the stem cell donor register.
- Build relationships with community leaders and organisations to secure opportunities for donor recruitment events in diverse and underrepresented communities.
- Seek opportunities to host donor recruitment drives at faith venues, cultural centres, community hubs, universities, workplaces and local events.
- Work closely with faith groups, community organisations and local stakeholders to raise awareness of stem cell donation and the importance of increasing diversity on the donor register.
- Promote donor registration opportunities through presentations, information sessions and community engagement activities.
- Support individuals through the donor registration process and provide accurate information about eligibility and stem cell donation.
- Work with the Community Engagement Manager to plan, coordinate and evaluate donor recruitment activities, ensuring registration targets and community engagement objectives are achieved.
- Maintain accurate records of donor recruitment drives, registrations generated, community contacts and follow-up actions.
- Represent RABC at community events, awareness campaigns and donor recruitment initiatives, acting as an ambassador for the charity and its mission to increase the volume and diversity of potential stem cell donors.
Related to
Teaching
Campaigning
Marketing & Communications
Health
Youth
Refugees & minorities
Volunteering for Health
Suitable for under 18s
About Race Against Blood Cancer
Our mission is to increase the diversity on the stem cell register to give every blood cancer patient an equal chance of finding a life saving match regardless of their ethnicity
Birmingham Voluntary Service Council (BVSC) only accepts sign-ups and applications from people in Europe (the EEA, the United Kingdom and Switzerland).