Cancer Care Parcel
Volunteer Global Cancer Information Coordinator

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Volunteer Global Cancer Information Coordinator
Help people affected by cancer find trusted support.
Cancer Care Parcel is a global patient support organisation dedicated to helping people affected by cancer access reliable information, practical support and compassionate community.
We're looking for Volunteer Global Cancer Information Coordinators to help us build our international cancer directory and free resources listings.
In this role, you'll research and add information about charities, support organisations, financial assistance, free services, products, events and other resources that could make a real difference to people affected by cancer.
Your work will help patients, families and caregivers discover trusted support they may never have known existed, making it easier for them to access help when they need it most.
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What you'll do:
- Research trusted cancer support organisations and services.
- Add new listings to our international cancer directory.
- Create simple directory and freebie listings using Canva (full training provided).
- Help ensure information is accurate, up to date and easy for patients to understand.
What we're looking for:
- Someone who is organised and has good attention to detail.
- Comfortable using a computer and willing to learn new digital tools.
- Able to carry out online research.
- Passionate about helping people affected by cancer.
You don't need previous experience in this type of role. If you have a passion for helping people affected by cancer, we'd love to hear from you.


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We use Canva to create our directory and resource listings. If you've never used Canva before, that's absolutely fine—we'll provide full training and support.
What you'll gain:
- The opportunity to make a genuine difference to people affected by cancer around the world.
- Experience working with a growing international patient support organisation.
- Training and ongoing support.
- A LinkedIn recommendation after a successful period of volunteering (where appropriate).
- The chance to be part of a friendly, supportive global volunteer community.
This is a flexible, fully remote, unpaid volunteer role.
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