WaterAid Student Ambassador

What You'll Do: 

As a Student Ambassador for WaterAid, you’ll be the voice of WaterAid at your university. You will unite your fellow students to the WaterAid cause and boost your fundraising efforts on campus. You’ll take action to:

Educate your university community about the importance of clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene to end extreme poverty and inequality.
Campaign for government action on the water and sanitation crisis.
Fundraise to support WaterAid’s work and mission.

Along the way you’ll develop useful skills and meet like-minded people, as well as gaining some fantastic experience to add to your CV. We'll write you a glowing reference, too.

Summary
Volunteering
Ambassador
Disaster Relief
Environment
Health
Human Rights
Poverty
London-wide
Remote
0 Weeks Minimum
0 Hours / Week
Skills you will develop: 
Building relationships and influencing
Organisation
Teamwork
Using professional behaviours
Using relevant technical skill
Relevant interests: 
Charity / Nonprofit
Education
Marketing and Advertising
Requirements: 
CV / Resume
Statement of Motivation
Over 18 years old
Phone Interview

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