Organisation : Australian Business Volunteers
Location : Work from home jobs and Hybrid jobs (NSW)
Time required : 3 hours per week approx.
Duration of project : 2 months
Sector : Community Development, Conservation & Environment
Application closing date : 24 Nov, 2023
About the role
Repurposing for Resilience (RfR) works in the Eurobodalla Shire on the South Coast of NSW. What started out
as a small, defined undertaking (to reuse and repurpose solar panels) has grown to encompass community
workshops, trades training, Waste art gallery, festivals, and many more aspects relating to waste
management.
While the organisation’s mission, operations and purpose are unfaltering, external understanding of who they
are and what they do has become confusing and unclear due to the breadth and diversity of their activities.
This impacts their ability to attract volunteers, to pitch themselves to funding bodies, and to create community
understanding of the many aspects of waste.
This assignment is to understand the breadth of work being done by this organisation, and to reshape its
external communications to be cohesive, consolidated and effective.
About the organisation
Join Australian Business Volunteers on our mission to positively change communities. Whether you are an individual or a business, you can create vibrant and viable communities.
ABV delivers economic change to communities across the globe through donated business expertise. We create self-reliance and resilience and leave a lasting economic impact – one that endures generations.
We offer meaning opportunities for skilled business professionals to volunteer their expertise across communities in Australia and the Pacific. We work with communities to understand their needs and work with our Skilled Business Volunteers to match them to projects, that bring the right skills at the right time to help deliver outcomes.
How to apply
Applications not allowed for this volunteering opportunity.
Please quote in application: Marketing Comms Specialist via Pro Bono Australia.
