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Gerson Silva
Welfare Rights Apprentice
Direct Services Operations – Money and work
Helping customers is what I really enjoy but what makes it really enjoyable is the team. When you’re doing something you feel is right and you’re doing what you think you can fight for, if the environment isn’t right you feel it. Here, everybody’s fantastic.
View ProfileBackI reached a stage in my life where I needed to change what I was doing. My kids had reached an age where they didn’t need so much support day to day and I was looking for a full time role. I was really interested in third sector.
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Matt Jarvis
Cancer Information Services Manager
I think Macmillan is innovative and inspire people and they are always look at what you can bring.
View ProfileBackI have worked in cancer services with NHS for 8 years. I’ve worked with people with cancer and I wanted to work in a different field but still be able to provide service to people living with cancer. I wanted to apply my skills that I learnt with NHS and be able to spend quality time with people and help them release their fears and help them relax.
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Phil Naish
Service Desk Analyst
Technology Service Operations
Within my team, the people have been here 3 + years. Rather than coming into Macmillan to get some knowledge then move on, I want to stay here, get the knowledge and move up.
View ProfileBackAs I was applying for jobs, I saw the Macmillan name and it’s such a well-known charity that does incredible work for people affected by Cancer. I’ve lost a couple of people in my life from Cancer so I thought it would be perfect for me.
It helps that I can give back.
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Cally Worden
Welfare Rights Apprentice
Direct Services Operations – Money and work
I wanted to do something meaningful, something for myself. It’s the nicest team I’ve ever worked in.
View ProfileBackI have had various Cancer experiences within my family. I lost my dad when I was 10. My brother had Stage 3 cancer through 2019, we nearly lost him as well.
That triggered a re-alignment of my own values and where I wanted to go in my life.
