Social Media Intern Volunteer Position
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Mothers Helping Mothers Inc. is looking for individuals who have or are willing to learn, social media experience. Many components must be implemented to successfully run the Mothers Helping Mothers Inc. social media accounts. Ultimately, we are looking for responsible, organized, and savvy individuals who can:
- Create at least 3 posts per week for M-F (posts can be created in advance of oncoming week if that is your preference)
- Coordinate posts related to topics such as; education, inspiration/motivation, quotes, womanhood, motherhood, etc.
- Promote Mothers Helping Mothers Inc. programs, services, and partnerships that are on our website at mothershelpingmothersinc.org
- Measure the metrics of the posts
- Curate content for Mothers Helping Mothers Inc. social media accounts
- Attend all events, take current pictures, live stream and provide current hashtags to our guests.
- Post live content regularly throughout the event.
Qualities of a social media assistant include but are not limited to:
- Strong writing and grammar skills
- Attention to detail and organized
- Capable of writing inspirational and personable content in 140 characters or less
- A well-rounded understanding of social media
- Open to receive regular feedback in order to develop high-quality content
Interested parties may also assist in our PR and marketing efforts from time to time. You must be willing to commit at least 10-15 hours a week. This is not a temporary position and you must willing to work with our organization for more than six months.
About Mothers Helping Mothers Inc
Location:
12 Irving Street, Suite 204B, Framingham, MA 01702, US
Mission Statement
Mothers Helping Mothers exist to empower and strengthen women to manage home and work-life balance that foster self-sufficiency for themselves and their families.
Description
VALUES
Integrity - who we are influence what we do and why we do it.
Trust - in order to gain the trust of the women we serve, we must first learn to trust each other as a team, as an organization, and as a unit of change.
Compassion - for the women we serve and the families we support through our programs.
