Are you passionate about supporting individuals affected by atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS)? Do you believe in the power of community and advocacy? If so, we invite you to become a vital part of the aHUS Foundation’s mission to improve the lives of those with aHUS.
Help us organize and run impactful conferences that provide valuable information and support to aHUS patients and their families. Your organizational skills and dedication can make a real difference in ensuring these events run smoothly.
As a contact person, you’ll play a crucial role in welcoming and supporting newly diagnosed aHUS patients. Your empathy and knowledge can provide comfort and guidance during their challenging journey.
At the aHUS Foundation, we recognize that each volunteer brings a unique set of skills and experiences. If you have a special skill that you believe would be valuable to our foundation, we encourage you to share it with us. Whether it’s graphic design, social media expertise, medical knowledge, or any other talent, your skills can contribute significantly to our mission.
By volunteering with the aHUS Foundation, you’ll directly contribute to improving the lives of aHUS patients and their families.
Our volunteers are part of a dedicated and caring community who share a common goal: making a positive difference in the aHUS community.
Volunteering offers an opportunity for personal and professional growth. Whether you’re gaining new skills or expanding your network, your time with us will be rewarding.
We understand that everyone has different commitments. We offer flexible volunteering opportunities to fit your schedule and interests.
If you’re ready to take action and support the aHUS community, please contact us at alyssa@ahus.org. Let us know which volunteer role you’re interested in and tell us about your special skills and how you believe they could benefit the aHUS Foundation. Together, we can create a brighter future for those affected by aHUS.
Join the aHUS Foundation in our mission to provide hope, support, and education to those living with aHUS. Together, we can make a lasting impact on the lives of individuals facing this rare and challenging condition.
