Volunteering Volunteers are at the heart of all NRAS activity whether that is providing telephone support, contributing patient perspectives or helping us raise awareness for those living with RA and JIA. Find out about our current volunteering positions below. Why volunteer?Our volunteering opportunities are inclusive and we positively welcome and encourage your application irrespective of your background.No matter what role you choose or how long you choose to do it, by joining our team you’ll be part of a team-effort providing vital services and support to all those affected by RA or JIA, their families, their healthcare professionals and the entire rheumatology community. Our priority is to ensure we create engaging and rewarding volunteer opportunities which allow you to utilise skills you already have, or learn new ones. You will gain valuable experience in the charity sector and meet new people in a friendly and supportive environment and you can be confident you will really be helping us make a difference. Read more I wanted to help others with RA, to have a feeling of community, to make friends, to get support for myself whilst feeling good about volunteering NRAS Volunteer Current Volunteering Opportunities Web link Patient Views Representative Are you looking to share your experience of living with RA to help others? Are you happy to participate in online meetings? Are you confident sharing your experiences, views and opinions with a wider group? Then this may be the role for you! Web link Telephone Peer Support Volunteer Our Telephone Peer Support Service is run by our Information and Support team as part of the helpline offering. Anyone calling our helpline can request a phonecall from a volunteer who has RA or adult JIA. For many, this will be the first time they have spoken to someone with the same condition. Sharing experiences and connecting with someone who understands can be really valuable. If you need a little extra help completing the application form or wish to discuss any of the roles, please do get in touch, we are on hand to help. Just email volunteers@nras.org.uk or call us on 01628 823524.Apply to be a Volunteer now!Thank you for your support and we look forward to welcoming you to our team!
Our priority is to ensure we create engaging and rewarding volunteer opportunities which allow you to utilise skills you already have, or learn new ones. You will gain valuable experience in the charity sector and meet new people in a friendly and supportive environment and you can be confident you will really be helping us make a difference. Read more
I wanted to help others with RA, to have a feeling of community, to make friends, to get support for myself whilst feeling good about volunteering NRAS Volunteer
Web link Patient Views Representative Are you looking to share your experience of living with RA to help others? Are you happy to participate in online meetings? Are you confident sharing your experiences, views and opinions with a wider group? Then this may be the role for you!
Web link Patient Views Representative Are you looking to share your experience of living with RA to help others? Are you happy to participate in online meetings? Are you confident sharing your experiences, views and opinions with a wider group? Then this may be the role for you!
Web link Telephone Peer Support Volunteer Our Telephone Peer Support Service is run by our Information and Support team as part of the helpline offering. Anyone calling our helpline can request a phonecall from a volunteer who has RA or adult JIA. For many, this will be the first time they have spoken to someone with the same condition. Sharing experiences and connecting with someone who understands can be really valuable.
Web link Telephone Peer Support Volunteer Our Telephone Peer Support Service is run by our Information and Support team as part of the helpline offering. Anyone calling our helpline can request a phonecall from a volunteer who has RA or adult JIA. For many, this will be the first time they have spoken to someone with the same condition. Sharing experiences and connecting with someone who understands can be really valuable.