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Join our founding team to help women in surgical menopause SURGE.

Volunteer with us

Help us build a better future for women experiencing surgical menopause.

SURGE Menopause was founded because too many women are left to navigate surgical menopause without the information, support or care they deserve.

We're working to change that through education, advocacy, research and community. As we grow, we're looking for our very first Founding Volunteers to help shape the future of the organisation.

If you're passionate about improving women's healthcare and can offer around 10 hours a month, we'd love to hear from you.

Why should you volunteer with SURGE?

As one of our Founding Volunteers, you'll play an important role in helping a growing Community Interest Company create meaningful change.

Whether you're helping us secure funding, supporting research or bringing events to life, your contribution will directly support women affected by surgical menopause across the UK.

In return, you'll have the opportunity to:

  • Help shape a growing national organisation from the beginning.

  • Work alongside clinicians, researchers, patient advocates and communications professionals.

  • Develop your skills and gain experience in the charity and women's health sectors.

  • Receive a LinkedIn recommendation and professional reference after six months of active volunteering.

  • Be among the first to hear about future paid opportunities as SURGE grows.

Current Roles

Fundraising & Partnerships Volunteer

Help us build the relationships and funding that will enable SURGE to grow.

You'll research grant opportunities, identify potential sponsors and partners, support funding applications and help us develop relationships with organisations that share our mission. You’ll also help us to establish a programme of sponsorship events.

Time commitment: Approximately 10 hours per month (flexible)

Ideal for someone with experience or an interest in:

  • Fundraising

  • Business development

  • Partnerships

  • Corporate social responsibility

  • Charity sector

How to apply

To apply, please send us (or click the button here >):

  • Your CV or LinkedIn profile.

  • A short statement (up to 300 words) telling us:

    • Which role you're applying for.

    • Why you'd like to volunteer with SURGE.

    • What skills or experience you'd bring.

Email your application to hello@surgemenopause.com. Please add the title of the role you wish to apply for in the subject header.

Deadline: 24 July 2026

If you have any questions before applying, we'd love to hear from you.

Research & Projects Volunteer

Help us to ensure that everything SURGE does is grounded in the latest evidence and research. We believe that women deserve accurate, robust information to support self-advocacy.

You'll also support research projects, monitor new publications, build our evidence library and help keep our campaigns informed by the latest science. Current research into the experience and outcomes for women in surgical menopause is low, so you’ll also help us to find the missing data we need to inform our work and campaigns.

Time commitment: Approximately 10-15 hours per month (flexible)

Ideal for someone with experience or an interest in:

  • Research

  • Healthcare

  • Academia

  • Policy

  • Project coordination

How to apply

To apply, please send us (or click the button here>):

  • Your CV or LinkedIn profile.

  • A short statement (up to 300 words) telling us:

    • Which role you're applying for.

    • Why you'd like to volunteer with SURGE.

    • What skills or experience you'd bring.

Email your application to hello@surgemenopause.com. Please add the title of the role you wish to apply for in the subject header.

Deadline: 24 July 2026

If you have any questions before applying, we'd love to hear from you.

Events Volunteer

Help us deliver events that educate, connect and inspire! We’re really keen to create a programme of events both online and in real life for both those experiencing surgical menopause, those that love them, and clinicians working with women pre-operatively to living well in surgical menopause. You'll support the planning and delivery of webinars, awareness campaigns and our activity on World Surgical Menopause Awareness Day (30 October), helping everything run smoothly behind the scenes and liaising with stakeholders.

Time commitment: Approximately 10-15 hours per month (flexible), with additional support for events.

Ideal for someone with experience or an interest in:

  • Event planning

  • Administration

  • Project coordination

  • Communications

  • Community engagementHow to apply

To apply, please send us (or click the button here >):

  • Your CV or LinkedIn profile.

  • A short statement (up to 300 words) telling us:

    • Which role you're applying for.

    • Why you'd like to volunteer with SURGE.

    • What skills or experience you'd bring.

Email your application to hello@surgemenopause.com. Please add the title of the role you wish to apply for in the subject header.

Deadline: 24 July 2026

If you have any questions before applying, we'd love to hear from you.

What we're looking for

We're much more interested in enthusiasm, reliability and a willingness to contribute than having the perfect CV.

You don't need previous charity experience to volunteer with SURGE.

We're looking for people who are:

  • Passionate about improving women's healthcare.

  • Organised and dependable.

  • Comfortable working independently and as part of a team.

  • Positive, collaborative and proactive.

  • Excited to help build something with lasting impact.

Our values

Everything we do is guided by four principles:

We Are Evidence-led
We champion accurate, up-to-date information informed by research and lived experience.

We Are Compassionate
Women and their experiences are at the heart of everything we do.

We Are Collaborative
We believe lasting change happens when patients, clinicians, researchers and organisations work together.

We Are Ambitious
We're committed to improving care, raising awareness and challenging the status quo.