DEADLINE: 06/01/2025

Communications and Visibility Officer

Contract

The communications and visibility officer will enhance our country office’s documentation, reporting, learning and sharing mechanisms internally and externally, supporting the implementation of our programs. He/she should be able to think outside the box and use creative methods to document, share and educate. As an evi-dence-based organization, we consider global days, arts and creative social media as opportunities to increase our visibility, expand our impact, and collaborate more effectively with key stakeholders. We plan to use main-stream and social media platforms to deliver our key messages. The communications and visibility officer will support the strategic plan to achieve these objectives.

Kampala, Uganda

Duration of contract: 11 Months (Starting Feb)

Start date: February 2025

Reporting to: Country Director

Duties and Responsibilities:

Detailed responsibilities:

1. Oversee visual documentation of IsraAID’s projects in Uganda through photos and videos, as guided by IsraAID’s Uganda’s Country Director and IsraAID HQ’s communications team.

2. Write and edit all types of content, including social media posts, blogs, reports, and more, in accord-ance with IsraAID’s communications strategy and ethical communications policies.

3. Manage IsraAID Uganda’s existing social media pages, if relevant and as guided by IsraAID’s Uganda Country Director and IsraAID HQ’s communications team.

4. Collect stories from the field, for use in IsraAID’s communications and fundraising efforts and to sup-port IsraAID’s existing partnerships.

5. Work to raise awareness of IsraAID’s work in Uganda, including through media outreach, social media campaigning, and more, as guided by IsraAID’s Uganda Country Director.

6. Ensure all content adheres to IsraAID’s brand guidelines, reflects the nuance of our work, and is con-sistent in style, quality, and tone of voice.

7. Support IsraAID Uganda’s communications output in the field, including awareness-raising through ra-dio, flyers, posters, events, and more, as guided by IsraAID’s Uganda Country Director.

8. Write and edit other official documents, as required.

9. Host the communications day for IsraAID in Uganda to showcase

10. Serve as a focal point in the field for IsraAID HQ’s communications team.

11. Perform other duties as assigned. The duties and responsibilities listed above are representative of the nature and level of work assigned and are not necessarily all-inclusive.

Essential skills, knowledge, and competencies

Requirements

The successful Candidate is required to meet the following criteria:

· Relevant bachelor’s degree with a strong theoretical and practical background in communications

· Good understanding of IsraAID’s work and humanitarian context, including the specific sensitivities of working with vulnerable communities

· Good written English

· Strong understanding of content creation and social media engagement

· High computer literacy and familiarity with standard programs including Microsoft Office

· Photography, videography & graphic design skills – an advantage

· Commitment to IsraAID’s values: Professionalism, Humanity, Collaboration, Flexibility and Adaptability, Resilience

How to Apply:

The deadline for applications is [6th January 2025].

We thank all applicants for their interest in joining our team, but only those selected for interviews will be contacted.

ETHICAL STANDARDS

IsraAID has zero tolerance towards any acts of misconduct and Sexual Exploitation and Abuse. The recruitment process will include all candidates’ declarations and reference checks focused on misconduct and SEA.

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About IsraAID

Industry: NGO

Location: Kampala, Uganda

IsraAID is an international non-governmental humanitarian aid organization based in Israel. Since we were founded in 2001, our teams have worked in emergency and long-term development settings in more than 60 countries around the world. IsraAID responds to emergencies and helps communities affected by crises re-build their lives, and their futures, together. From hurricanes to refugee crises to global pandemics, we mobi-lize quickly and collaborate with communities at the deepest level, accompanying the process of becoming self-reliant in the ability to prepare and respond to emergencies and crises and return to adaptive functioning. In Uganda, we support people affected by humanitarian crises as they cultivate resilience and build agency, while establishing systems and partnerships to reduce the risk of future disasters. We work across two geo-graphical locations: in Northwestern Uganda in the Palorinya refugee settlement and in Southwestern Uganda in the Nakivale Settlement. We hereby present an exciting position for anyone who would like to use their communications and visibility skills to enhance our work.