Communications Internship

Support our marketing team on creating collaterals such as social media content and newsletters

HELP for Domestic Workers

Human Rights

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Project Details About the Organization

Project Details

What we need

Manage HELP’s social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn
Design graphics and write captions for social media content.
Monitor social media platforms for trending news, ideas, and feedback
Respond to program enquiries and comments on social media
Contribute ideas for mock-ups, e-newsletters, and other marketing content
Collaborate with the team on new ideas, directions, and activities for marketing and communications
Work with vulnerable interviewees and confidential information
We are hoping that you can support us 2 full days per week or 16 hours per week (flexible schedule)

Background

Founded in 1989, HELP is a Hong Kong-based non-profit that provides comprehensive support for migrant domestic workers (MDWs) and their employers to prevent crises, respond to needs, and build resilient communities. Our mission is to empower domestic workers in Hong Kong to access their rights through education, advice, community and employer engagement.

What we have

Support and guidance from the Communications and Development team.

Why this is important

Implement effective communications campaigns to promote public awareness about migrant domestic workers' rights and well-being.

Project Period

27 Mar 2024 - 31 May 2024

Location

Remote / In-person

Team Project

You’ll be working with other awesome volunteers.

Requirements

Time

16 hours per week

Skills

Copywriting
Marketing
Social Media
Canva

Experience Level

Students

Language

English
Chinese

About the Organization

HELP for Domestic Workers

https://helpfordomesticworkers.org/en/home/

Causes

Human Rights

What we do

HELP for Domestic Workers is an NGO working on the frontlines to support migrant domestic workers to gain access to justice and fair and equal treatment in Hong Kong. Since 1989, we have supported migrant domestic workers through advice, assistance, education and empowerment. We equip the employers of domestic workers with knowledge and awareness so that they can build a mutually beneficial relationship with their domestic workers.