
Volunteer Experience Coordinator
Remote-first – With Office Locations
Fully flexible hours
Job Description
Since its creation in 1960, Blood Cancer UK has established a formidable relationship which scientists, clinicians, supporters and stakeholders and has raised nearly £500 million for investment in blood cancer research. This is an exciting new role which will play an instrumental part in continuing to develop our engagement with our existing community, whilst building the foundations to reach and involve new people in volunteering opportunities. We are looking for a proactive and passionate individual to help to grow and develop a high-quality volunteer experience that will ultimately increase our reach and the opportunities we are able to provide for people affected by blood cancer to support our work.
Key Responsibilities
MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES Centralised volunteer delivery
- Support the implementation of a centralised volunteer pathway
- Coordinate all volunteer enquiries and administration across the organisation with support from individual teams and managers
- Maintenance of online learning management system
- Support teams and managers with recruitment, induction, training and ongoing stewardship of volunteers
- Support the growth of both fundraising and non-fundraising volunteer roles
Volunteer experience
- Support teams and managers to involve volunteers in different ways to grow the breadth of our volunteering offer, considering different experiences, competencies, attributes, talents, motivations and availability
- Create engaging, diverse and accessible content for our volunteering community
- Provide quarterly newsletter communications and engagement activities for our network of volunteers to access
- Support with the development and implementation of effective digital user journey for volunteers
- Develop a central stewardship and recognition programme according to level of audience engagement and impact, including fundraising volunteers
Record the impact of volunteering
- By establishing centralised processes for collecting and reporting feedback and data to inform decision-making and priorities relating to voluntary activity
General responsibilities
- Responsibility for volunteering resources, consistent monitoring and evaluation processes
- Revise and adapt processes to ensure we are continually improving the standard of our volunteering offer
THINGS WE ALL DO
- Promote Blood Cancer UK’s vision, mission and core values
- We’re all fundraisers. This is slightly different for all roles, and your team will have fundraising KPIs and objectives we all work to
- Attend and assist at Blood Cancer UK events and activities as required (NB this involves evening and weekend work)
- Be an effective ambassador for Blood Cancer UK at any activity you attend
- All staff are expected to adhere to Blood Cancer UK’s policies and procedures
- Do any other reasonable things your manager needs you to do
Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
- Experience of managing centralised volunteer processes and systems
- Knowledge and understanding of volunteering and fundraising best practice, including legal, safeguarding, compliance and equality as well as emerging issues in all aspects of volunteering
- Knowledge and ability to use CRM systems to record monitor and report
- Understanding of best practice of volunteer facing communications (digital communications/content – desirable)
- Experience of delivering induction, training, and stewardship programmes (desirable – online LMS experience)
- Ability to organise and prioritise workload independently
- Ability to work collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders
- Excellent communication skills
Company benefits
The FlexScore® is the result of a rigorous 2-step verification of a company’s flexibility
First we assess the flexibility options Blood Cancer UK provides and then we anonymously survey a statistically significant proportion of their employees to make sure Blood Cancer UK is as flexible as they say they are. Our assessment is based on the six key elements of flexibility: location, hours, autonomy, benefits, role modelling and work-life balance.
We ask the hard questions so you don’t have to.
Working at Blood Cancer UK
Company employees
120
Office locations
London and Edinburgh
What employees are saying
"There has been a significant shift in our ways of working over the last few years. It feels as though it has become the norm to work as flexibly as you feel comfortable with. There are periods in the year where it gets extremely busy, but the skills we're developing in house are focused on time management and prioritisation to support all staff to feel confident to challenge or offer alternative solutions if capacity is stretched."
Anonymous Blood Cancer UK Employee
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