Maggie's
Maggie was a writer, gardener and designer. When she was 47, Maggie was diagnosed with breast cancer and five years later, in May 1993, on a visit to the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh, she was told that it had returned.
After hearing this, Maggie and her husband Charles Jencks were moved to a windowless corridor where they were left to process the news. They discussed the need for somewhere 'better' for people with cancer to go, outside of but nearby to the hospital.
3 Vacancies
£25,375 - £28,635 per annum
- We have an exciting opportunity to join our Support Care Team in either our Glasgow or London office to provide our donors and fundraisers with excellent supporter care.
- Deliver excellent supporter care and stewardship journeys to our donors, fundraisers and event participants through effective communication via inbound/outbound calls and e-mails.
- You'll get workplace pension with the option to apply to continue NHS pension.
£25,375 - £28,635 per annum
- We have an exciting opportunity to join our Support Care Team in either our Glasgow or London office to provide our donors and fundraisers with excellent supporter care.
- Deliver excellent supporter care and stewardship journeys to our donors, fundraisers and event participants through effective communication via inbound/outbound calls and e-mails.
- You'll get workplace pension with the option to apply to continue NHS pension.
£33,535 - £44,911 per annum
- We are looking for a highly motivated Cancer Support Specialist to join the team at our Edinburgh centre on a permanent basis.
- You will have broad and up-to-date clinical knowledge in the field of cancer and be comfortable using narrative and strong interpersonal skills to assess cancer support needs and elicit concerns.
- You'll get workplace pension with the option to apply to continue NHS pension.