• The aim of our Peer Support Volunteer meetings is:

    ‘To ensure that no patient (or their supporter) should ever have to walk the journey from diagnosis and through treatment alone and without the support of other similarly diagnosed and locally-based patients and their supporters.’

    Our trained Peer Support Volunteers achieve this through our peer support group meetings which are held in-person regionally within the UK or virtually using Zoom.

    We are recruiting!

    If you are interested in becoming a Peer Support Volunteer, we are currently looking for volunteers to cover the South, Southeast and East of England only, with a preference for volunteers with MEN2 or MEN3.  All Volunteers receive training (x1 weekend or weekday), must attend an annual Feedback & Development Day (x1 weekend), and will be required to hold x1-2 virtual meetings (weekends or weekday evenings), and x2 in-person meetings (weekends) per annum.  A full kit for in-person meetings is supplied and regular psychological supervision is available.

    Please contact AMEND CEO, Jo Grey to discuss these opportunities further.

  • Meet our Current Peer Support Volunteers!

  • Interested in Becoming a Peer Support Volunteer?

    If you are interested in becoming a Peer Support Volunteer, we are currently looking for volunteers to cover the South, Southeast and East of England only.  All Volunteers receive training (x1 weekend or weekday), must attend an annual Feedback & Development Day (x1 weekend), and will be required to hold x1-2 virtual meetings (weekends or weekday evenings), and x2 in-person meetings (weekends) per annum.  A full kit for in-person meetings is supplied and regular psychological supervision is available.

    Please contact AMEND CEO, Jo Grey to discuss these opportunities further.

     

     

    This project has been funded thanks to awards from the Big Lottery Fund and the National Lottery Community Fund.