Volunteers | Daisy Network

Tech/Website Coordinator

We are looking for someone to manage the backend of our WordPress Website. Tasks include:

-Inviting all new members to our facebook group and adding them if they request to join

-Updating the website with blog posts, live chat dates and support group dates and removing any old content

-Replying to the membership emails

-Amending ‘inactive’ user settings where necessary

-Monitoring the google ads and amending keywords if/when google suspends any

-Adding new languages to the website/google ads

-Setting up new emails and google drive access for new users

-Liaising with our website host over email regarding any bugs or new functionality requests

-Testing and approving any fixes/upgrades

-Running reports from google analytics

Legal Advisors

Volunteers with legal training and experience are needed to offer advice with regards to general administration of the charity.

The role takes up to a few hours per month.

Daisy Network is always looking for volunteers who can help with the running of the charity; volunteering is a great way to meet some fantastic new people and you can really make a difference to the lives of thousands of women diagnosed with POI. You don’t need any experience of POI to volunteer; just a desire to help and we ask that you can commit to a few hours per month to provide support.

If you are interested..
Please send your CV and a brief cover email to info@daisynetwork.org

Rebecca

live chat doctor

I am a general obstetrician and gynaecologist working in East London. I was diagnosed with POI whilst undergoing IVF; my husband and I now live a positively childfree life. You might meet me on one of our regular Live Chats.

Beth

Social Media

I'm Beth. Since my diagnosis with POI at 15, I have aimed to make sure that no one ever feels as lonely and confused as I did.

Jasspreet

I am a medical student hoping to eventually specialise in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. I learnt about Daisy Network through one of my lecturers and instantly knew that I wanted to get involved. Since joining Daisy, I have been really excited to have been a part of the big changes the charity has made and our growing support system, I am particularly looking forward to being involved in Daisy’s mission to raise awareness and knowledge of POI and improve support for those impacted.

Bianca

research

I am bioscientist by background with over 12 years of experience in technology transfer and partnership development in the agricultural sector. When diagnosed with POI at the age of 35, I was shocked to hear that in only 10% of cases the causes for the condition are ever identified. That led me to volunteer my transferable skills to help the Daisy Network set up new research partnerships aimed at promoting a better understanding of POI.

Holly

teenage support

I’m 20 years old and I am one of the volunteers here at Daisy.
Little fun facts about me: Love Harry Styles and all things 1D, love a good cuppa and some chocolate! I’m an actor and dancer! I’m a bookworm! I love yoga and I’m currently at uni in London!
I was diagnosed myself at the age of 16 with POI back in 2014 and am now collaborating with Amy to try and help raise awareness about POI in teenagers. I think it is so important to keep the conversation going and to not feel embarrassed as it it a part of us which I think should be embraced! So please feel free to get in contact with us about ANYTHING! We are here to listen and respect what you have to say. Speak soon peeps!