We are a small charity and, as such, really depend on the incredible help we get from our volunteers.​

​

This amazing team of people work with us so we can better raise awareness, reach and support more people and, ultimately, realise our goals.

​

Most of our volunteers have lived experience of GBS, CIDP, MMN or a related condition, but, in order to do more, we need more people to help.

Could that be you?

If you feel you can help then please get in touch - there are a myriad of ways volunteers can contribute to our work; a few of which are listed below.
 

 Providing Peer Support  

Connecting with people impacted by GBS, CIDP, and other Inflammatory Neuropathies. Using your lived experience to provide information, advice, and guidance.

 Facilitating and Supporting a Local Get Together 

​

Organise a space where people can come together and mutually support each other over a cup of tea.

 Being a Local Champion 

​

Be our representative in your local area, You can do this by linking into local clinical facilities and community groups and supporting local people impacted by any of the Inflammatory Neuropathies.

 Being an Online Champion 

Be our representative online. Support those impacted by GBS, CIDP, or other conditions in online forums and meetings.

 Raising Awareness 

Word of mouth speaks volumes. Support us by raising awareness about Inflammatory Neuropathies - and us. The more people know, the more they too can help.

 Research Support 

Data is king. And we need your help in tasks like data collection.

As you can see our needs are very varied. Just choose what you feel you would enjoy the most. We will do all we can to help by being super flexible regarding time commitments and also helping you by providing the following:

• Induction and training

• Ongoing support and supervision

• An annual appraisal

• Regular volunteers meetings and updates

• Resources and materials

• Access to our team when you need them
   

We hope you will join us. If you are interested, simply fill in the form below.