Research Support Volunteer (NHS / Grief‐AwareCare™)
Supporting the evidence behind better care for motherless mothers
Why this role matters
At TMM, we believe change is strongest when it’s informed by both evidence and lived experience.
Our research helps us understand the real needs of motherless mothers, highlight gaps in support, and strengthen our advocacy with healthcare professionals, policymakers, and partner organisations.
We’re looking for volunteers who can support our research team with practical, thoughtful tasks that help projects run smoothly and ensure valuable insights are captured, organised, and shared with care.
What you’ll do
Depending on the project and your interests, you may support with:
Literature reviews and background research
Gathering and organising information from reports, articles, and publications
Data entry and record‐keeping
Supporting surveys, interviews, or consultation activities
Organising research documents and resources
Helping prepare summaries, briefing papers, or presentations
Providing light administrative support to the research team
Outreach to NHS Trusts, GP practices, and Social Prescribers
Helping create clear, informative materials and awareness campaigns
What you’ll bring
An interest in research, healthcare, bereavement, estrangement, dementia, or social impact
Good organisation and attention to detail
Comfort working carefully with information and documentation
Confidence using basic digital tools and online research
A thoughtful, reliable, human approach
No previous research experience is required — curiosity, care, and a willingness to learn are just as valuable.
Time commitment
Flexible depending on project needs and your availability
What you’ll get out of it
Experience in research processes within a charity setting
Insight into healthcare, bereavement support, and advocacy work
Opportunities to develop research, administration, and analytical skills
A meaningful role in shaping TMM’s advocacy and service development
Connection with a passionate, purpose‐driven team