Opportunity to coach a Cancer Research UK (CRUK) scientist
Running since 2019, and with almost 100 successful coaching pairings, we are delighted that Meyler Campbell Mastered graduates continue to provide coaching for cancer scientists as they progress through the CRUK Future Leaders Programme.
This is a wonderful opportunity for scientists to be supported as they take on increasingly complex leadership roles, and for coaches to experience an interesting and complex environment while supporting the world’s major cancer charity making breakthroughs across the prevention, detection and treatment of cancer.
Support this stimulating project now. Please contact Penny Moyle for more information or Marjolein Schaap, from the CRUK Future Leaders Programme, to join as a pro bono coach.
Please note that this programme is exclusively for coaches who have completed the Mastered Programme, and not appropriate to be used for Practice Clients during the programme.
Download and read the latest Impact Reports from Meyler Campbell & Cancer Research UK Working In Partnership.
We are delighted to announce that Meyler Campbell have formed a partnership with Making the Leap, the social mobility charity founded and led by Meyler Campbell Mastered alumnus Tunde Banjoko. We will offer pro bono coaching to members of the newly formed Black Charity Leaders initiative.
Black Charity Leaders is a first-of-its-kind initiative that seeks to advance race equality in the charity sector. Their mission is to support charities that are keen to bridge the value gap for their early-mid career colleagues of colour.
We are looking forward to working with Jo Foster, Executive Director and with members of the Black Charity Leaders network to support their work and to learn from them how we can improve our own understanding and practise. Together we can be a force for positive change.
At least half a million children in England don’t have a safe or stable home. These children and their families face some of the worst life chances, but we know that great social work has the power to change this..
Frontline is England’s largest social work charity, working to ensure that all children have a safe and stable home, and that their life chances are not limited by their social or family circumstance. They create social change for these children and their families by developing excellent social work practice and leadership through our programmes, and by building a movement of leaders in social work and broader society as part of the Fellowship.
Frontline also provides an opportunity to coach highly motivated employees at every level in a fast growing charity which is working to have a major impact on the lives of the most vulnerable children and families across the country.
Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’) is a leading military charity which recognises that those who served, deserve. They do four things: employment, mental health, care coordination and volunteering which are saving jobs, homes, relationships and lives for the veterans who are struggling since leaving the military.
OnBoard supports talented individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds who are in the first ten years of work and want to pursue a board career. Set up by Kenny Imafidon and Meyler Campbell alumna Liz Mohr, we are supporting OnBoard to help bring on additional mentors for their participants.
Every 90 seconds a child or adult in the UK is reported missing, the majority due to mental health, sexual exploitation and abuse. Missing People urgently need your help, so their expert team at the charity can be there to give free support every day for people in crisis.
Nova New Opportunities is a small charity with a big reach and novel approach to social change who pride themselves on the positive impact our learning programmes have had on people’s lives. Support the urgent appeal from Nova now.
Diabetes UK is the leading diabetes charity in the UK, for everyone affected by diabetes. Diabetes UK’s vision is for a world where diabetes can do no harm. The charity is building a better future for people living with diabetes through a range of support.
The Freedom Fund is a leader in the global movement to end modern slavery. They identify and invest in the most effective frontline efforts to eradicate modern slavery in the countries and sectors where it is most prevalent. Partnering with visionary investors, governments, anti-slavery organisations and those at risk of exploitation, they tackle the systems that allow slavery to persist and thrive.