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Becoming an Ambassador of Skcin

Getting Involved

OUR OBJECTIVE:
TO REVERSE THE SOARING
RATES OF SKIN CANCER FOR
OUR FUTURE GENERATIONS

Knowledge is power. It's time to make
a change. Education is key, a culture
change is required and that's our mission.

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RATES OF SKIN CANCER
ARE RISING FASTER THAN
ANY OTHER CANCER

and it is now one of the biggest cancer
killers in the 15-34 age group!

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ALMOST ALL SKIN CANCERS
ARE CAUSED BY OVER
EXPOSURE TO UV

That means that almost all skin cancers
are preventable by being sun savvy!

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SKIN CANCER IS THE MOST
COMMON CANCER IN THE UK

Skin cancer kills more people in the UK
than Australia - the UV capital of the world!

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THAT'S WHY SKCIN ARE
DEDICATED TO PROMOTING
PREVENTION AND
EARLY DETECTION

Through national educational,
accreditation schemes, campaigns,
partnerships and initiatives...

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LOOK AFTER YOUR SKIN
AND STAY SAFE IN THE SUN

At Skcin we are dedicated to preventing
skin cancer through education...

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BECOMING AN AMBASSADOR OF SKCIN

If you’re passionate and motivated about beating skin cancer and would like to become part of a growing network of like-minded individuals that share our objectives, we want to work with you.
Your passion and enthusiasm can help encourage people to take action, helping Skcin in meeting our strategic objectives of increasing awareness by promoting prevention and early detection and supporting our national accreditation schemes within the local and wider community.

THE ROLE OF AN AMBASSADOR

An Ambassador of Skcin can help us raise awareness locally or regionally in a number of ways.
The extent to which an Ambassador may offer support to the charity is of course optional and dependent on the amount of time an individual can afford. However, for guidance we have outlined below a number of ways in which an Ambassador should ideally support Skcin in achieving our objectives. All Ambassadors will receive extensive resources to help them, full support from the charity and the opportunity to become part of a growing community of Ambassadors across the UK.

KEY TASKS FOR AMBASSADORS:

  • Become familiar with the work of Skcin and our national accreditation schemes
  • Engage your local community in our campaigns and promote our work using our resources
  • Promote the schemes to local primary schools, pre-schools and employers of outdoor workers, encouraging them to take part and assist them where necessary in completing their accreditation
  • Visit local primary schools to talk to pupils as part of their whole school assembly (required to complete their Sun Safe Schools Accreditation)
  • Write to and meet your local Council and/or MP for support with rolling out the accreditation schemes
  • Host and/or support a local awareness and/or fundraising event
  • Inspire your family, friends, colleagues and on-line networks to support the charity
  • Give short talks on the charity and our work (experience of public speaking is preferred)
  • Engage with the local press about our work and your personal connection to skin cancer
  • Attend cheque presentations and thank our supporters face-to-face in your local area
  • Set up a fundraising group with friends, family or colleagues
  • Make introductions to your contacts who may support the charity
  • Create good connections in your local area to gain continued support
  • Communicate with our Ambassador community by staying in touch via our on-line network
  • Feedback regularly to Skcin your achievements and share on social media where possible

If becoming an ambassador is of interest to you, please register your interest using the form below.
Please note that all ambassadors must be over 18 to volunteer and we request a minimum of six months commitment to the role over the Spring/Summer months.

AMBASSADOR REGISTRATION FORM
To register your interest in becoming an Ambassador of Skcin, please complete the following registration form in full.

Thank you for your support, we look forward to working with you to beat Skin Cancer.

TITLE
FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
DATE OF BIRTH
OCCUPATION
ADDRESS
POSTCODE
EMAIL
TELEPHONE
MOBILE

Please define the area in which you would like to represent Skcin
(If supporting locally, please supply post code, If you would like to support regionally, please give further details)

Which part(s) of the Ambassador role interest you most?

Why do you think you would be suitable for the role of Ambassador?

Do you have a personal connection to Skin Cancer, or do you want to become an Ambassador in memory of a loved one lost to Skin Cancer? (If so, please give details)

Are you happy to share your story with local press and or national media if required?

What would you like to gain from becoming an Ambassador?

Do you have any other skills that could assist Skcin in achieving our objectives?

How did you hear about becoming an Ambassador?

Do you hold a current enhanced DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) check (previously known as a CRB check)?
(please note that you may be asked to complete an enhanced DBS if you intend to visit local primary and/or pre-schools to hold talks/Assemblies.

Please Tick the following boxes to confirm you agree to adhere the following terms:

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