There are so many ways you can help inspire young people to believe in a brighter future through volunteering for the Trust. From using your professional expertise to sharing your story, it all makes a huge difference.
We value equality, diversity, and inclusion, oppose prejudice, and are committed to being an anti-racist organisation.
We strive to be more representative of all young people who have had a cancer diagnosis in the UK and believe diversity amongst the Trust team is key to building belonging and delivering equitable experiences for all.
To believe the Trust is for them, young people must see volunteers like them.
We want to be clear about how we use your personal information and data. We want to treat you fairly, lawfully and in an open way. Find out about how we use and store your personal data here – Privacy Notice.
How we support our volunteers The difference you will make"When I think of trips, I just think of the fun I’m having."
Kirstie has come full circle with the Trust. She sailed as a young person, was a volunteer, and now supports in her capacity as a trip medic. After years of spending summers with the Trust, Kirstie sees the changes in young people as they return again and again.
Find out more about Meet volunteer Kirstie
Find out more about the trips Support the TrustCould you use your professional sailing skills to help young people rebuild their lives after cancer?
Each year the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust employs Freelance Skippers to work on our sailing trips from Cowes and Largs between June and October.
As a Skipper, you have overall responsibility for the safety and wellbeing of the crew, the safety and security of the vessel and its equipment at all times.
