Join Our Volunteer Team and Make a Difference with Haemophilia Scotland!
At Haemophilia Scotland, our mission is to support individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders across Scotland. As a small, dedicated charity, we rely on the passion and commitment of volunteers to make a real difference in the lives of our members. Whether you have a few hours to spare or want to take on a more involved role, volunteering with us is a fantastic way to give back, develop new skills, and be part of a caring community.
Why Volunteer with Us?
1. Make a Positive Impact
By volunteering, you’ll be directly contributing to the wellbeing of people in Scotland affected by haemophilia and other bleeding disorders. Your time and energy will help raise awareness, provide essential support services, and fund vital activities that improve the lives of those in our community.
2. Develop New Skills
Volunteering with Haemophilia Scotland offers an opportunity to enhance your CV and gain valuable experience in a variety of areas, including event planning, administration, fundraising, member support, and advocacy. Whether you’re looking to develop professionally or personally, we have a range of opportunities to help you grow.
3. Be Part of a Supportive Community
Our volunteers are at the heart of everything we do. When you join our team, you’ll become part of a friendly, welcoming group of individuals who are passionate about making a difference. You’ll also have the chance to connect with our members, who value the care and support you provide.
How You Can Get Involved
Whether you’re looking to volunteer for a one-off event, a few hours a week, or want to take on a more long-term role, we’d love to hear from you! We provide training and support to ensure you feel confident and comfortable in your role.
Volunteer Roles Available
Use your creativity and enthusiasm to plan local events, campaigns, and challenges that raise much-needed funds to support people living with bleeding disorders in Scotland. Read the Role Description Here.
If you have a passion for storytelling, photography, video production, or social media, this role is perfect for you. Help us share the stories of individuals affected by bleeding disorders, promote our events and campaigns, and create engaging content that raises awareness of our work. Your creativity can help us reach more people and drive meaningful change. Read the Role Description Here.
Get involved in our exciting events, from fundraising challenges to support groups, by helping with logistics, planning, or simply lending a hand on the day. Events are a big part of what we do, and your support ensures they’re a success. Read the Role Description Here.
All of the members of the Haemophilia Scotland Board of Trustees are volunteers. They are responsible for the charity’s governance and strategy, and for making sure that the charity is administered effectively. Trustees are elected by our members at our AGM, with four positions elected every year. The board can also appoint trustees between AGMs but anyone coopted in this way would be asked to stand for election at the next AGM if they wished to continue. If you’d like to put yourself forward as a trustee please complete the Trustees Nomination Form.
Offer a listening ear and guidance to individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders, helping them access the support and services they need. This is a great role for someone who’s empathetic and enjoys connecting with people. Read the Role Description Here.
Help keep our operations running smoothly by assisting with day-to-day administrative tasks, supporting our events, and ensuring we’re organised to deliver the best services possible. Read the Role Description Here.
As a patient representative, you’ll advocate for individuals with bleeding disorders, ensuring their voices are heard in decision-making processes. You’ll attend meetings, represent the needs and concerns of patients, and contribute to the improvement of healthcare services and policies that affect our community. Read the Role Description Here.
If you feel you have the capacity to, you are more than welcome to apply for more than one volunteer role.
>> COMPLETE THE VOLUNTEER APPLICATION FORM HERE
Alternatively, you can download a PDF copy of our Volunteer Application Form and return it to hello@haemophilia.scot, or you can post your application form to Haemophilia Scotland, The Eric Liddell Centre, 15 Morningside Road, Edinburgh EH10 4DP