Volunteer leafleting project support volunteer roles in manchester
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This organisation is scheduling interviews as applications come in. They're ready to hire as soon as they find the right person. Don't miss your opportunity, apply now!
We are looking for 3 experienced creative content writers who will enjoy planning, updating and delivering the content for our website, members magazine as well as other digital and print materials. We are looking for 3 skilled professionals who can write compelling and persuasive content, who will help ensure a consistent tone across all our digital and printed communications to promote awareness and engagement.
We deal with a wide range of people and professions, which means that it can be difficult to consistently communicate with everyone effectively. Therefore, a communication and marketing volunteer will help to market our projects, services and the condition more widely than we are currently able to do. This includes creating and helping to distribute marketing materials, creating content for the Burning Nights CRPS Support website and helping us create and develop a communications and marketing strategy.
Key Tasks and Objectives
- Copywriting: Create well-written and compelling copy for use on our website, members magazine, leaflets, one-page/fact sheets, fundraising/promotional materials and in our membership packs
- Case study writing and storytelling: Help communicate our impact via stories and case studies that we can use on our website, in marketing materials, or for our fundraising materials
- Web copywriting: Create and update engaging content for our website that adheres to our brand
- Communication materials review: Review our existing communications materials. Recommend edits that will provide us with consistency in writing style and tone, accurate spelling and grammar, and a clear and engaging voice for our organisation. Evaluate the way we communicate with volunteers, members of the public and helping us to develop better ways of doing this
- Social media snippets - create information and case study snippets for the various social media platforms
- Press Releases and any content that could be used in different channel
- Annual Review/Brochure writing: Create or update copy for a brochure or our annual review, highlighting our impact current and potential stakeholders
To drive change for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) & ensure people whose lives have been touched by this condition are not alone.



Actively Interviewing
This organisation is scheduling interviews as applications come in. They're ready to hire as soon as they find the right person. Don't miss your opportunity, apply now!
Volunteer Role: Graphic Designer
SUNSHINE Charity (London)
We created SUNSHINE to tackle the loneliness problem head-on. Our mission is simple: to bring people together, spread joy and community spirit, and deliver services and support to those living with loneliness. We do this by:
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Fostering Connections: We create safe and welcoming spaces where people can meet, chat, and form genuine friendships.
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Enhancing Wellbeing: Our activities are designed to be fun and engaging, lifting spirits and promoting a positive outlook.
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Transforming Lives: Every interaction, no matter how small, has the power to make a huge difference in someone's day, and ultimately, their life.
Our Vision
A world where everyone feels connected, valued, and a part of a vibrant, compassionate community.
Our Values
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Joy: We believe in the power of happiness to change lives.
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Connection: We create bridges, not walls.
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Community: We are a family, united by a shared mission.
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Empathy: We listen, we understand, and we care.
Commitment: Approximately 2 hours per week (project-based, flexible scheduling to meet deadlines).
Location: Remote/home-based.
Reports To: Charity Director/Programme Manager (for project briefing and sign-off).
Role Purpose
To provide high-quality, professional design support across all of SUNSHINE's channels. The Graphic Designer ensures that the charity's brand identity (visuals, tone, and warmth) is consistently applied to all digital and print materials, helping us to recruit volunteers, attract partners, and engage participants.
Key Responsibilities
1. Design and Production:
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Conceptualise, design, and produce diverse digital and print assets, including but not limited to:
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Recruitment Materials: Volunteer role advertisements, flyers, and information leaflets.
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Programme Assets: Posters, booklets, and promotional material for the Digital Inclusion and Wellbeing Programmes.
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Events & Outreach: Roller banners, branded tablecloth designs, and social media graphics for events (e.g., Coffee Mornings).
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Internal Templates: Creating standardised templates (e.g., presentation slides, letterheads) to ensure brand consistency across all teams.
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Support Brand Development: Ensure all creative work is aligned with SUNSHINE's established style guide, fonts, colour palette, and the core feeling of Joy, Warmth, and Community Spirit.
2. Collaboration and Delivery:
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Work closely with the Programme Manager and Charity Director to understand the specific communication goals and target audiences for each project.
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Deliver assets in the correct formats (e.g., print-ready PDF, web-optimised JPEG/PNG) and on agreed-upon deadlines.
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Manage and maintain a digital library of all completed design assets and source files.
3. Adaptability and Innovation:
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Be prepared to adapt designs for various mediums and platforms (e.g., resizing a poster for an Instagram Story).
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Proactively suggest innovative visual ideas to improve SUNSHINE's communications and cut through the noise in the crowded London non-profit landscape.
Skills and Experience Required
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Essential:
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Proficiency in Design Software: Expert-level command of industry-standard design tools (e.g., Adobe Creative Suite: InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, or equivalent platforms like Canva Pro).
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Portfolio: A strong portfolio demonstrating versatility in both print and digital media design.
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Attention to Detail: Meticulous eye for typography, layout, colour, and pre-press checks.
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Remote Collaboration: Ability to work independently, manage a project queue, and communicate progress effectively using digital tools.
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Desirable:
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Experience working with a non-profit, charity, or community organisation.
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Understanding of accessibility standards in design.
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Next Steps to Apply
If you are a talented designer passionate about using your skills to combat loneliness and bring "sunshine" to the community, please submit your CV and a link to your online design portfolio. Please also include a brief note on how you would visually represent the concept of 'Warmth' in a logo or poster design.
SUNSHINE
Loneliness Charity in London
SUNSHINE is London based dedicated to bringing people together, fostering connections, enhancing wellbeing and transforming lives.
The client requests no contact from agencies or media sales.