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If you would like to join our team of volunteers, please email [email protected]
If you would like to join our team of volunteers, please email [email protected]
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With your help we can take on more campaigns, run more information events and do more to raise awareness of thyroid disease.
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What you can expect as a volunteer
When you volunteer for us you will be welcomed as a member of a team who are all there to support and help you in whatever role or activity you take on.
You may receive a copy of our Induction Pack which provides background information on the Thyroid Trust, its aims and governance. This is just to help you gain an understanding of the charity and the work that it does.
We use a number of different digital tools to support our work - you may not need to use all of them but you will be given training in how to use the ones you’ll be using on a regular basis.
We use a number of different digital tools to support our work - you may not need to use all of them but you will be given training in how to use the ones you’ll be using on a regular basis.
We have a dedicated workspace on an app called Slack, which enables our volunteers to stay in touch and to support each other in their volunteering activity
We hold monthly volunteer get-togethers online, using Zoom, which enables us to stay in touch with our volunteers, discuss any issues and outline what activity needs doing.
We issue a regular newsletter for all our supporters and volunteers
We hold monthly volunteer get-togethers online, using Zoom, which enables us to stay in touch with our volunteers, discuss any issues and outline what activity needs doing.
We issue a regular newsletter for all our supporters and volunteers
Volunteering opportunities
With your help we can do more for those affected by thyroid disease, such as:
You can really make a difference to those affected by thyroid disease whilst making new friendships and building new skills.
Ways to Volunteer
For more information on some of the roles we currently have &/or need please click the button below to see a role description. If you want to know more please sign up for our volunteer updates email at the top of this page.
Meet our volunteers
AnthonyAnthony, the editor of Fahmidan Journal, a Black Mixed-race poet & writer with lived experience of thyroid disease, who has spent most of his life in Kuwait jostling between the UK & America.
Watch this video for his view on volunteering for the Thyroid Trust > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > |
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SherinaSherina undertakes some administration tasks for the charity and helps set you the Trustees' regular meetings.
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for everyone affected by thyroid diseaseMeetingsWe organise regular information and support meetings online and in person.
Click here for upcoming dates. We are a small independent charity. We receive no government funding and are reliant on donations for our income. Please support us.
PlEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING OUR VITAL WORKThe donate button above takes you to a secure donation processing platform, JustGiving. Please contact us if you would prefer to make a direct bank transfer to donate via any other means, or if you are interested in volunteering.
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Proud members of the following organisations
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Proud to be in a charity partnership with:
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With thanks to all our supporters, including:
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Correspondence ADDRESS15 Great College Street, London, SW1P 3RX
The Thyroid Trust is also known as TTT and Thyroid Friends Network,
Registered Charity Number 1183292 Registered Address: 15 GREAT COLLEGE STREET, LONDON, SW1P 3RX Copyright asserted 2019 - Our consititution and all policy documents can be viewed on request. Read our Privacy Policy updated 23/5/18, . |
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