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Play it Forward Zambia (PFZ) is seeking a creative, proactive and enthusiastic individual to join our team in Livingstone, Zambia. The Communications & Fundraising Officer will play a key role in bringing our work to life through compelling stories, photography, video and digital communications, while supporting fundraising campaigns, donor engagement and partnerships. We are looking for someone who enjoys meeting people, finding great stories and creating engaging content that inspires people to support our work. Background Play it Forward Zambia is a non-profit organisation and football club that uses sport as a platform to create opportunities for young people. We work closely with our UK-registered charity, Play it Forward. Our mission is to empower young Zambians to develop sustainable livelihoods through quality education, health and football programmes. We work with over 1,500 young people each year through initiatives including education, health and wellbeing, digital skills, mentoring, employment support and football. Our support on and off the pitch helps young people develop the skills, confidence and opportunities they need to succeed in school, the workforce and in life. Zambia NGO Registration No.: [Click the Apply button below to apply, and Create my CV to build a CV tailored to this offer, professionally] Job Details Location: Play it Forward Office, Livingstone, Zambia Type: Full-time Contract: 1-year rolling contract, subject to a 3-month probation Salary: Competitive Reports to: Head of Programmes To be successful in this role you will be a creative and confident communicator with a passion for storytelling. You will regularly visit our programmes and football activities to capture stories, photographs and videos and will work closely with PFZ’s Football Media Officer to coordinate content. Essential skills and experience Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English. Great writing, editing and storytelling skills. Creative photography and videography skills. Experience creating content for social media. Proficient in Canva or similar design software, or willing to learn. Strong organisational skills and ability to use your own initiative. Good computer and digital skills. Confident working with young people, staff, supporters and partners. Main Duties and Responsibilities 1. Communications Key Deliverable: Effectively communicate our story and engage our supporters. Develop and deliver an engaging social media content calendar. Regularly visit programmes and football activities to capture stories, photographs and videos. Create content for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok. Write and edit
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