We are honoured to have a team of extraordinary volunteers who play a pivotal role in our programs and events across South Africa. By joining us, you become an integral part of our mission to keeping hope alive for children diagnosed with Cancer and their families.
Together, let’s shape a brighter future for children, regardless of their circumstances. To become a volunteer all you need to do is either complete the online form or download and fill out the application form.
Someone who gives of his/her time to CHOC free of charge in the hospitals, however without direct contact or interaction with the children.
Someone who gives of his/her time to CHOC free of charge in a CHOC House/Lodge without direct contact or interaction with the children or as a trained volunteer with direct contact or interaction with the parents and /or children.
Someone who underwent CHOC volunteer training and who has been approved to work in the wards with the children and families.
Someone who serves on the Regional Parent Committee
A parent whose child did/did not survive childhood cancer or life-threatening blood disorders, who has been trained and approved by CHOC to support newly diagnosed parents.
Volunteers who assist and support BDU, RMs and/or FRs with fundraising by introducing them to their networks and other forms of fundraising opportunities.
Volunteers who assist BDU, RMs and/or FRs with events (Pre, during and post events); as well as assist by sourcing needs for the events.
Volunteers who signed up to be Cows and who are on The Cows™ database.
Volunteers who signed up to be calves as part of the The Cows™ and who are on The Cows™ database.
Volunteers who assist HO, Regions and Branches with administrative duties.
A volunteer or a survivor who has been trained in Presentation Skills, who knows CHOC and CHOC Programmes to speak at events, in the media and who has been approved by BDU and the RMs to speak on behalf of CHOC.
Gauteng South Only): Young adults who meet on a weekend and act as ward volunteers; however in an organized group.
Survivors of childhood cancer and life-threatening blood disorders.
School learners who need to do community hours and who volunteer for CHOC (non-patient contact).
Students who volunteer internship to gain hours in order to complete their studies.
Staff from Corporates who give of their expertise and/or time as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility to NGOs free of charge.
“Garden Fairies” assist the CHOC Houses/Lodges to beautify and maintain the gardens.
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