What difference will you make?
Your support will help the E‑Save app be effective and inspire real climate action in everyday life. By helping shape and promote the app and organisation, you’ll make sustainable living more accessible.
Your work will help people discover and use the app to take practical climate action at home.
You will be at the forefront of bringing climate action into people’s homes across the UK, making sustainable living appealing – and driving real environmental impact.
What are we looking for?
We’re looking for volunteers to join our Comms Team with skills and experience in one or more of these areas
- writing,
- editing,
- design,
- graphics,
- video,
- social media,
- running campaigns,
- web content,
- email or other marketing,
- communications strategy.
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What will you be doing?
We’re looking for experienced and enthusiastic volunteers to join our Comms Team and step up the all aspects of our communication and marketing - essential to helping us deliver the climate and the and environmental impact we need.
You will be joining the Comms Team at a critical time as we prepare to launch and promote the E‑Save climate‑action app.
By developing, implementing or supporting creative campaigns, you will play a vital role in raising the profile of Eco Centre, promoting the app, supporting local outreach initiatives, volunteer recruitment and communications, or stakeholder engagement.
You will be helping us to develop and establish our brand, and generate the interest, excitement and engagement we need to Promote and build support for our innovative crowdsourced E‑Save app.
We are building a team with a range of skills and experience who can provide hands on help on regular basis and be responsive to changing needs
You will be collaborating with team members and learning from each other.
Whether you’re experienced or building your portfolio, we welcome creative, proactive team players who can bring ideas, collaborate well, and help us communicate climate action in engaging and accessible ways.
