Northern Ireland Cancer Fund For Children

Northern Ireland Cancer Fund For Children is seeking an experienced Individual Giving & Supporter Care Manager to lead all-island supporter acquisition and retention initiatives. You will drive multi-channel campaigns, optimize data intelligence, and oversee CRM systems to boost income and lifetime value. The role focuses on engagement, stewardship, and measurable fundraising outcomes, within an ambitious, growing team dedicated to making a lasting impact for children and families affected by

Overview IGSCM/AI/26/04 - Individual Giving Manager We are looking for an experienced Individual Giving & Supporter Care Manager to lead the development and delivery of our supporter acquisition and retention strategies on an all-island basis. This is a varied and hands-on role where you will lead multi-channel campaigns, driving supporter growth, income and lifetime value. The role will focus on maximising engagement, stewardship and results. Optimising data intelligence to improve results is a vital component of this role alongside CRM management. The Individual Giving & Supporter Care team is a key driver of voluntary income at Cancer Fund for Children. We are an ambitious and growing team, focused on increasing supporter engagement and long-term income. You will play a key role in shaping our individual giving programme, testing new ideas, improving performance and ensuring our supporters feel inspired and connected to our work. Responsibilities Lead the development and delivery of supporter acquisition and retention strategies on an all-island basis. Manage multi-channel campaigns to drive supporter growth, income and lifetime value. Maximise engagement, stewardship and results; optimise data intelligence to improve performance. Oversee CRM management and data-driven decision making to improve fundraising outcomes. Collaborate with the Individual Giving & Supporter Care team to shape the programme, test new ideas, and enhance supporter connection to the charity's work. Qualifications Experience in individual giving, supporter care and CRM management. Proven ability to lead multi-channel fundraising campaigns and use data to drive decisions. Strong communication, project management and stakeholder collaboration skills.

Occasional Fundraising Volunteers would assist in collecting money at events, bag packs, street collections and giving a helping hand; for example assisting in setting up a stand. Location In the South Down area (particularly Newcastle, Newry, Kilkeel, Banbridge, Downpatrick and Ballynahinch). Your commitment You can help us for a day, an evening, or just a couple of hours, whatever is convenient for you. If you can't attend an event, maybe you can help promote it instead, through poster distribution or sharing on social media. What can I expect from the role? Support from the South Down Regional Fundraiser Branded merchandise to identify you as a Cancer Fund for Children volunteer Lots of fun meeting new people and learning some skills along the way Mileage costs to cover your travel to and from events A great deal of satisfaction from knowing you're helping families going through a cancer diagnosis

The Northern Ireland Cancer Fund For Children is seeking Therapeutic Services Volunteers at Daisy Lodge in Newcastle. This role involves supporting children and families living with cancer, assisting the Therapeutic Services Team in delivering various programs. Volunteers will help organize play activities and deliver group work to enhance confidence and self-esteem. Applicants should have relevant qualifications or be working towards one, and can expect ongoing support and training. This is a valuable opportunity to gain experience in a nurturing environment.

Northern Ireland Cancer Fund For Children seeks occasional Fundraising Volunteers to assist with collection of money at events such as bag packs and street collections. Volunteers are needed to help set up stands and promote events through social media or posters. This role offers a chance to meet new people while contributing to a meaningful cause, plus mileage costs covered for travel to events.

Northern Ireland Cancer Fund For Children is seeking volunteers to provide hairdressing treatments for families at Daisy Lodge in Newcastle. Volunteers will engage with service users, prepare treatment rooms, and maintain records while ensuring high standards of care. This role involves commitment during weekdays and Saturdays, with support from management and travel mileage covered. Ideal candidates will possess strong interpersonal skills and maintain professional boundaries, contributing to a fulfilling experience for families battling cancer.

Complementary Therapist Volunteer at Daisy Lodge What is the purpose of the role? Our Complementary Therapists work with families visiting Daisy Lodge to provide treatments including massage, aromatherapy, and reflexology. Location Daisy Lodge, 124a Bryansford Road, Newcastle, BT33 0PP Your commitment We are looking for individuals who can volunteer on morning/afternoon/evening during the week and/or on Saturdays. All volunteers in Daisy Lodge will go through our Volunteer Recruitment process: Application through our webpage Informal Interview Provide 2 references Access NI check Attend induction with tour of Daisy Lodge. What does it involve? As a volunteer you would have the opportunity to: Meet with service users and discuss treatments. Offer treatments and work to a high standard. Prepare the room for treatment and tidy up. Maintain necessary records. What skills or experience do you need? Ability to offer a holistic approach to therapies. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Be able to work with professional boundaries. Offer a high standard of treatment and care to families. Membership with a recognised body What can I expect from the role? Support from our Complimentary Therapy Manager and Volunteer Coordinator. Branded uniform to identify you as a Cancer Fund for Children volunteer. Lots of fun meeting new people and learning some skills along the way Mileage costs to cover your travel. A great deal of satisfaction from knowing you are helping families going through a cancer diagnosis.

Northern Ireland Cancer Fund For Children is looking for a Complementary Therapist Volunteer at Daisy Lodge in Newcastle. In this role, you will work with families to provide treatments such as massage, aromatherapy, and reflexology, ensuring a high standard of care and professionalism. You will benefit from support and training, a uniform to identify you as a volunteer, and the satisfaction of helping families during tough times. Mileage costs will be covered for your travel.