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Here at Love Mercy, we have spent the last 5 years growing and improving our three projects on the ground in Uganda. In that time, we have managed to touch thousands of lives through the help of our generous donors.

We have reached a stage where we are looking to expand our influence by getting a bit more savvy with media and communications.

As such, we are proud to offer the right candidate a 6-week unpaid internship, with the possibility of taking on paid casual work following the successful trial.


Role Description

We are looking for the right person to join our small but growing team in a volunteer capacity.

Key Responsibilities

-       Produce written press releases on behalf of Love Mercy for various events and stories
-       Compile a database of media contacts using existing networks to increase media exposure of the foundation and to book interviews with founders Eloise Wellings and Julius Achon
-       Compile a corporate sponsorship package agreement and submit to selected Corporations for funding and partnerships

Key Skills
-       Excellent writing skills
-       Outstanding communication and networking skills
-       Strong attention to detail and ability to multi-task
-       Exceptional organisational skills
-       Show initiative and be able to self-manage
Duration and Hours

The position is an initial 6-week internship with the possibility of transitioning to a permanent paid casual role.

This role would suit a young professional looking to expand their skills and engage with an organisation that changes the lives of the poorest people in the world. It could also suit a student of Marketing, PR, or Communications who is looking for direct experience in the field.

The position is flexible and the candidate would have the possibility of working remotely to tailor the working hours to their specific needs.

To apply please email your resume to caitlin@lovemercyfoundation.org

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