Social Media Growth & Engagement Volunteer (Flexible Voluntary Role)

UK (Remote)

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Posted 1 month ago

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Job Summary

Own the social presence for NeuroRelate volunteers by creating content, repurposing podcast/workshop material, and driving community engagement to build local and online visibility.

  • Content & Community: Own content creation, scheduling, and timely responses to comments/messages.
  • Content Engine: Repurpose podcast/workshop assets into posts, reels, and stories to expand reach.
  • Trend & Visibility: Monitor trends and share actionable insights to lift local and digital presence.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Creating and scheduling engaging content
  • Repurposing podcast/workshop content into posts, reels, and stories
  • Supporting community engagement (comments & messages)
  • Monitoring trends and sharing insights
  • Helping improve both local and online visibility

Requirements

  • Experience in social media marketing and content creation
  • Understanding of audience growth strategies
  • Strong, empathetic communication style
  • Interest in or lived experience of neurodivergence
  • Ability to work independently in a remote setting

Preferred

  • Canva/scheduling tools experience is a bonus (not essential)

Benefits

  • Enhanced DBS checks for all volunteers
  • Free access to our learning and development platform
  • Personal & professional development courses
  • Ongoing support and guidance
  • Access to Tickets for Good (discounted/free UK events & experiences)
  • Room to Reward annual recognition stay for selected volunteers
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NeuroRelate Ltd

NeuroRelate Ltd is a lived experience–led not-for-profit supporting neurodivergent individuals, families, and organisations.Born from our own journey as a neurodiverse household, we understand first-hand the realities of navigating ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent identities in environments that are not always designed with difference in mind.Our mission is simple: to help people better understand and support different ways of thinking. We do this through advocacy, practical support, and engaging workshops that build confidence, connection, and inclusion.For individuals and families, we provide peer-led support groups, accessible resources, and community events—creating safe, understanding spaces where people feel seen, supported, and not alone, particularly while waiting for assessment or services.For organisations, including businesses, schools, and sports clubs, we deliver practical, experience-led training that demystifies neurodiversity, reduces stigma, and equips teams to build genuinely inclusive environments.What makes us different is our foundation in lived experience. We are not speaking from theory alone—we combine professional knowledge with real-life insight, building trust and delivering support that creates meaningful, lasting impact.Based in Hertfordshire and working across the UK, we continue to grow our community through local projects, digital resources, and partnerships. Our work is supported through grants and collaborations, alongside reinvestment from our training programmes to ensure our services remain accessible.We are also expanding our reach through the NeuroRelate: Us, Unmasked podcast, opening up honest conversations about neurodiversity, family life, and inclusion in everyday settings.If you’re looking for support, collaboration, or to create a more inclusive environment, we’d love to connect.

Founded in 2025
Hertfordshire, England, GBR
2 employees

Headcount Trend

Current headcount: ~2