NCPTF is hiring a Communications Specialist (Contract)

Hiring: Communications Specialist

This position is now closed. If you’re interested in supporting NCPTF’s mission, we invite you to explore our Volunteer Opportunities.


Communications Specialist (Contract)

The Communications Specialist is a part-time contractor who supports NCPTF’s mission through digital content creation, outreach, and brand-aligned storytelling. This role works closely with the COO, Director of Development, and Operations & Communications Manager to execute communications that strengthen NCPTF’s visibility, donor engagement, and public awareness.

This contractor produces high-quality content across platforms, maintains brand consistency, and ensures NCPTF’s messaging reflects trauma-informed, ethical storytelling that honors the children and partners we serve. The ideal candidate brings creativity, strong technical skills, and a deep commitment to NCPTF’s mission.

This is a contract role for 16 hours per week.

Key Responsibilities:

Content Creation & Digital Communications:

  • Produce compelling content for social media, email, website updates, and outreach campaigns.
  • Collaborate with the Director of Development and Operations & Communications Manager on communications for fundraising efforts and Missing Child Rescue Operation storytelling.
  • Create graphics, presentations, and written materials using Canva or Adobe Creative Suite.
  • Assist with basic video production & editing for social media, donor-facing content, and campaign storytelling.
  • Support updates to NCPTF’s website to reflect current programming and initiatives.

Social Media & Audience Engagement:

  • Manage and schedule content across social media platforms to increase awareness and engagement.
  • Monitor audience response and engagement; flag messages requiring Development or Operations attention.
  • Draft and deploy email outreach in HubSpot, coordinating with Development and the Operations & Communications Manager for timing and messaging.
  • Support outreach efforts tied to donor campaigns, events, and partner engagement.

Brand Stewardship & Ethical Storytelling:

  • Uphold NCPTF’s brand standards, voice, tone, and trauma-informed storytelling practices.
  • Maintain visual consistency across all content and channels.
  • Serve as a steward of NCPTF’s mission-centered messaging in collaboration with the Development and Operations teams.

Reporting & Administrative Support:

  • Track and report social media, email, and content performance metrics.
  • Provide insights and recommendations to strengthen engagement and visibility.
  • Support administrative tasks related to communications workflows, documentation, and content management.

Qualifications:

  • 3+ years of experience in communications, digital marketing, nonprofit storytelling, or related work.
  • Demonstrated ability to create visually compelling content using Canva or Adobe Creative Suite.
  • Strong writing and editing skills, especially in mission-driven or storytelling contexts.
  • Experience with social media management tools and CRM/email platforms (HubSpot preferred).
  • Ability to analyze engagement metrics and use data to improve content performance.
  • Self-starter who communicates clearly and works independently in a remote environment.

Key Competencies:

  • Strong written and visual storytelling ability
  • Content planning and execution
  • Digital engagement strategy
  • Graphic design and branding awareness
  • Mission alignment and enthusiasm for ethical communication practices
  • Excellent time management and flexibility

Expectations:

  • Contracted for 16 hours per week; flexible scheduling with availability for collaborative planning and deadlines.
  • Participate in recurring check-ins with the COO, Director of Development, and Operations & Communications Manager.
  • Maintain confidentiality and adhere to NCPTF’s ethical storytelling standards.
  • Deliver content on time and communicate proactively around deadlines or needs.

Why Join NCPTF?

  • Mission-Driven Work: Contribute to a cause that directly impacts the safety and well-being of children.
  • Growth Opportunities: Play a pivotal role in shaping NCPTF’s development program.
  • Flexibility: Work remotely with opportunities for meaningful engagement.
  • Collaboration: Be part of a team that values innovation, transparency, and professional growth.

This position is now closed. If you’re interested in supporting NCPTF’s mission, we invite you to explore our Volunteer Opportunities.

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