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We engage with people through many digital channels.

Work with us

Our teams are committed to providing the best advice and support, and united in finding a cure of the biggest cause of sight loss in the UK. Our mission is to Beat Macular Disease, and you could help us do this.

Benefits of working with us

Work with us

Would you like to make a real impact with your work? Join us and help deliver our ultimate ambition – to Beat Macular Disease! 

Volunteer roles

Work with us

Our volunteers are at the heart of the Macular Society, helping to Beat Macular Disease. We can't do it without them.

Lived Experience Advisory Panel member

Volunteer roles

Why we need you

The Macular Society is the UK’s leading charity determined to beat the fear and isolation of macular disease with world-class research, and the best advice and support. We need to reach the thousands of people living with macular disease and sight loss, and we need your help to do this. We provide life-changing support, offer advice, information and guidance to people with macular disease and their family and friends.

Lived Experience Advisory Panel expression of interest

Lived Experience Advisory Panel member

Thank you for your interest in volunteering for the Macular Society. If you’d prefer to fill out this form in a different format or over the phone please call 01264 560 259.

Peer support group leaders and group volunteers

Volunteer roles

Helping to run a peer support group in your local community

Telephone befrienders

Volunteer roles

Providing a friendly, listening ear to help reduce feelings of loneliness and isolation

Patient Review Panel volunteer

Volunteer roles

Turn your lived experience into something powerful as a Patient Review Panel volunteer.

Apply to join the Patient Review Panel

Patient Review Panel volunteer

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Macular Society. The Patient Review Panel brings together people with lived experience of macular conditions to help us make sure our patient information is relevant, useful and accessible. For this reason, you need to have a macular condition to volunteer as a panel member.