Join SIDEfxHUB: Volunteer to Support PFS and PSSD Advocacy
Volunteering with SIDEfxHUB: how patients, relatives and supporters can help with PFS and PSSD awareness, patient support and research.

Are you passionate about making a real impact? Join SIDEfxHUB, a dedicated charity supporting individuals affected by iatrogenic conditions like Post-Finasteride Syndrome (PFS) and Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD). We are currently seeking volunteers to help us move these critical issues forward.
Why Your Help Matters
We understand that living with or being close to someone with PFS or PSSD is incredibly challenging, both mentally and physically. The demands on your energy are significant, and it’s perfectly understandable if your contribution is limited. However, every bit of support helps us in our mission to raise awareness, provide patient support, and advance research.
Volunteer Opportunities
There are many ways you can contribute, whether you’re a patient, relative, or someone passionate about the cause:
- Copywriter: Help us create engaging content to keep our site updated with the latest information. Experience with SEO and a clear communication style are highly desired.
- Media Specialist: Amplify awareness of PFS and PSSD in the UK by crafting compelling media stories and connecting with journalists.
- Fundraiser: Secure funds from foundations, companies, and institutions to support patient care initiatives and research.
Why Join Our Team?
Your contributions, no matter how small, will have a direct impact on patients’ lives and the progress of essential research. You’ll be part of a dedicated team working towards a common goal, gaining valuable experience in the process.
How to Apply
If you’re interested in joining a passionate team and making a difference, we’d love to hear from you. Please contact us with your interest and a brief description of your background. Together, we can make a significant impact on the lives of many.
This information does not replace medical advice. Talk to your doctor before you make any decision about your treatment.
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