Volunteering in the context of cancer can come with its own set of challenges, including:
1. Emotional Strain: Working closely with cancer patients can be emotionally taxing. 2. Time Commitment: Balancing volunteer work with personal and professional responsibilities can be challenging. 3. Training Requirements: Some volunteer roles require extensive training and ongoing education. 4. Physical Demands: Certain roles may require physical effort, such as transporting patients or setting up events.
Understanding these challenges and preparing for them can help volunteers remain committed and effective in their roles.
