The Communications voluntary role at Nafsiyat Intercultural Therapy Centre aims to enhance the organisation's visibility among diverse audiences, including government bodies, institutions, and potential funders. This position involves developing and implementing strategic communication strategies across various platforms, including press, digital media, and social media. The ideal candidate will assist with website management, social media engagement, media relations, and content creation to establish Nafsiyat as a thought leader in intercultural therapy.
Skills and Abilities:
• Assist with updating the organisation's website, ensuring content relevance and search engine optimisation.
• Proficient in website management using WordPress.
• Strong understanding of SEO principles.
• Skilled in growing social media use.
• Ability to analyse data and interpret statistics for content development.
• Some experience in graphic design using Canva, Photoshop, or similar tools.
• Excellent proofreading and editing skills.
• Strong written and verbal communication abilities.
For all volunteer positions at our organisation, we require a commitment of at least one day per week, either on a 3-month or 6-month contract basis. Volunteers will be expected to dedicate one day a week of their time from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Depending on the nature of the role, some positions will offer a hybrid working arrangement, allowing for remote work, while others will require attendance at our office. For those working from our office location, we provide support by covering up to £10 of travel and food expenses per day. This commitment ensures consistency and reliability in our volunteer team, allowing us to effectively carry out our mission and serve our community. However, voluntary working hours can be further discussed when you reach out to us
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