Circle of Care depends on the generosity and dedication of our volunteers. Won't you consider giving your time to help families with cancer? Whether you have a little time or a lot, there is an opportunity for you to help make a difference!

Hospital Volunteers
Interested in becoming a part of our team? Our volunteers are people like you. Volunteers receive training at the hospital, as well as Circle of Care training, designed to help you to respond to the special needs of our pediatric oncology patients and families.

Currently our volunteers donate their time at Pediatric Hematology/ Oncology Associates in Guilford, and the in-patient pediatric unit at Yale New Haven Hospital.

> Contact us to learn more about becoming a hospital volunteer

Volunteers do not provide medical care, medical treatment, medical advice
or psychotherapy, or interfere with the doctor/patient relationship in any way.

Lifeline
Won't you be a Lifeline "Buddy"?

Your Experience is Invaluable
Volunteers to our Lifeline Program provide telephone support and give hope to families. Your personal experience as a family living with childhood cancer is invaluable. Your insights, practical tips and emotional support can make a real difference. To be a Lifeline buddy, your child should be one year past diagnosis and you will need to attend one of our training workshops.

Circle of Care has ongoing volunteer training to support families newly diagnosed with childhood cancer. Won't you consider giving your time to help a family like yours?

> Contact us to learn about our next training session