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Equality Diversity Inclusion Forum Volunteer

We are looking for enthusiastic people to help influence and guide Endometriosis UK’s operational activity to better support the diverse endometriosis community.

You will be a part of our new EDI forum. Individuals of marginalised communities will use their lived experiences to advise on and also propose new Endometriosis UK projects and initiatives. In addition to Endometriosis UK engaging and working alongside communities, this forum will be an integral part of ensuring inclusivity and accessibility in all work.

Interested? Read through the role description and then apply through our EDI Forum volunteer application form. 

UPDATE: We are pleased to share we have successfully recruited volunteers who identify with most of the demographic groups listed. For the remaining places we are recruiting those who identify with one or more of these following groups;  Disabled - Under the Equality Act 2010, Transgender, Non binary, Scottish , Welsh and Northern Irish. 

Access our application form here

  • Review and feedback on Endometriosis UK’s operational plans, projects, and initiatives within timelines
  • Offering projects and initiative ideas to support marginalised communities.
  • Ensure Endometriosis UK’s activities supports everyone with endometriosis and challenging plans which do not
  • Attend 4-5 update meetings a year
  • Be an Endometriosis UK’s representative at a local level
  • Act in line with our Volunteer policies and Code of Conduct
 
“To know I’m making a difference to others – no matter how big or small, or where they are on their endometriosis journey – makes it all worth it.” – Endometriosis UK Volunteer

What is required for this role?

No special qualifications are needed for this role, but being able to devote time to prepare for and attend meetings is essential.

  • Experience of endometriosis
  • Engaged with your surrounding communities, and committed to being aware of collective and individual needs
  • An interest in bettering healthcare
  • Able to listen to others and share your views
  • Able to attend our meetings prepared
  • Ability to empathise with others who have different life experiences
  • Ability to communicate with people from different backgrounds in a non-judgmental way

Who are we looking for

We are inviting those who identify as of one or more of the following to apply:

  • LGBTQIA+
  • Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic
  • Neurodivergent
  • Diagnosed with a mental or physical health condition
  • Disabled under the Equality Act 2010
  • Do not have and no longer trying to have children, not by choice and by choice
  • Experiencing menopause
  • Income household under £25,000
  • Scottish
  • Welsh
  • Northern Irish

UPDATE: We are pleased to share we have successfully recruited volunteers who identify with most of the demographic groups listed. For the remaining places we are recruiting those who identify with one or more of these following groups;  Disabled - Under the Equality Act 2010, Transgender, Non binary, Scottish , Welsh and Northern Irish. 

How do I apply to become an EDI Forum volunteer?

Read through the role description and then apply by completing and returning our application form to volunteer@endometriosis-uk.org

Access our application form here

Expenses

You will receive an induction in person and ongoing training (online), ensuring you have the necessary knowledge and skills for your role. There will be support and supervision from Endometriosis UK’s EDI Project Manager. All expenses are covered in alignment with our expenses policy.
 
 

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