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Across all programme areas. Filled on a rolling basis once interviews open.
Apply todayOpen positions across our programme areas. Two evenings of training, then an assignment that matches what you can give to what a family needs.
Across all programme areas. Filled on a rolling basis once interviews open.
Apply todayMost volunteers give 4 – 8 hours. We track the floor; the ceiling is yours.
87 volunteers giving their time to support families affected by brain tumour diagnoses across Nigeria.
Training, materials, and outreach transport all covered. We feed everyone who shows up.
Sit with patients and families during scan-day waiting and pre-op. Clinical training provided; you bring presence and patience.
One Saturday a month, drive a van full of volunteers and supplies to a partner hospital. A full day of purpose alongside the families we're visiting.
Two hours a week with one student in recovery, remote. Any subject — we match you to a child whose schedule and topic match yours. Materials provided.
On-call language support — between a family and a Lagos consultant, between a caseworker and a remote relative. Short calls, often unscheduled, always vital.
One evening a month with a small group of bereaved families. We provide the facilitator training; you bring steadiness and a willingness to sit in the room.
Help us write up project outcomes, edit family-consented stories, and run the monthly newsletter. Editorial role for someone who writes for a living or wants to start.
Don't see yourself here? Apply anyway — describe what you'd give and we'll find a fit. We shape roles around the people who show up, including the comms role above.
Apply unpromptedThe form below takes 4 minutes. Tell us what you'd give and what you're hoping to do.
A 30-minute call with a caseworker — not a test, a conversation about fit.
Two evenings online. Hospital etiquette, family communication, the foundation's guidelines.
You're matched to a programme and a caseworker. First shift within two weeks of that.
BSF was founded to turn one family's hardest experience into a source of support for others. Every volunteer who joins carries that mission forward.
The training changes how you show up — not just for the families we serve, but in every room where someone is afraid and needs a steady presence.
A few hours a week with a student in recovery. The smallest commitment can open a world for a child who needs to know that someone believes in them.
Four minutes. The form is the start of a conversation — every applicant gets a real reply, even the ones we can't place this cohort.