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Volunteer or give your time

Involving people affected by blood cancer in our work ensures we represent our values as an organisation. Explore our projects, networks and events below to see what opportunities you'd be suited to, or if you're not sure about where you could add most value, sign up to our Involvement Network, and we'll take it from there.

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Volunteer with us

Share your experiences and skills to help make a difference in your local community or in the wider blood cancer community.

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Join Our Involvement Network

Sign up to help shape our work by using your lived experience of blood cancer to provide insight into our current work and projects. We'll match you to the right work.

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Co-create our health information

Reviewing our health information by speaking to those with a lived experience of blood cancer is an integral part of ensuring our information is as supportive and accurate as possible.

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Become a Community Participant to increase access to clinical trials

There is limited access to clinical trials for Black and Pakistani communities. We're undertaking a project to find out why, and we need your help.

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Co-design support services for Black and Asian people with blood cancer

Are you from a Black or Asian background and have you been diagnosed with blood cancer? Help us design new blood cancer support services for your community.

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Join our Patient Voice Grant Advisory Network

Our Patient Voice Grant Advisory Network are involved in reviewing all grant applications received by Blood Cancer UK from researchers for funding.

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Join our Policy Panel

The Blood Cancer UK Policy Panel works closely with the Policy and Campaigns team to make sure our work to influence NHS and Government policy reflects their priorities and experiences.

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Opportunities for healthcare professionals

We are looking for healthcare professionals to support us with several projects to improve support for people affected by blood cancer through direct referrals and increase access to clinical trials.

Join our Involvement Network

Share your experience of a blood cancer and help improve campaigns and services.

How being involved with Blood Cancer UK has helped me and my family

Anna talks about her acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) diagnosis and how getting involved with Blood Cancer UK has helped her.

The Patient Voice Grant Advisory Network

People diagnosed with a blood cancer can help to review all research grant applications.

Co-create our health information

If you have a lived experience of blood cancer and want to help shape our digital and print health information, we want to hear from you.

Our campaigns

Get involved with our current campaigns, which aim to bring us closer to the day where no one dies of blood cancer or its treatment.

Help improve care for Black and Asian people with blood cancer

Are you from a Black or Asian background and have you been diagnosed with blood cancer? We need your voice to improve blood cancer care in your community.

Help us improve access to clinical trials – become a Community Participant

Ethnic minorities are under represented in blood cancer clinical trials. We're working with communities and health professionals to understand why and change this.

Volunteer with us

Become a volunteer to raise awareness and funds to beat blood cancer.