Digital Content Coordinator

Position Summary

Digital Content Coordinator (Photography, Videography & Social Media) – part‑time, up to 12‑month fixed‑term maternity cover in Stowmarket, Suffolk.

• Competitive Salary: £18,661.50 per annum based on 22.5 hours per week
• Holiday: 5 weeks annual leave, bank holidays, birthday off
• Pension: 3% employer / 5% employee (optional higher)
• Part‑Time
  
  Hours:
  
  22.5 hours per week – Wednesday, Thursday, and one additional day of choice
• Contract: up to 12‑month maternity cover, commencing end of August

Within the Accessible Design Team, you will create engaging and accessible digital content that promotes the organisation's work and amplifies the voices, achievements, and experiences of people with learning disabilities and autistic people. Your work will include photography, videography, social media content creation, website updates, and digital storytelling, used across platforms such as the NHS, Suffolk County Council, and the charity’s own channels.

• Capture photography and video at events, workshops, meetings, and external client projects
• Film interviews, stories and experiences to showcase the voices of people with learning disabilities and autistic people
• Plan and produce engaging digital content, including video campaigns, photography projects and promotional materials
• Edit photography and video using Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Photoshop, adding subtitles, colour correction, audio editing and sound mixing
• Upload and manage content across social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, Linked In and You Tube
• Support website updates with Word Press and assist in creating content for presentations, reports and marketing materials
• Ensure all content is accessible, inclusive, accurate and aligned with the charity’s values and brand identity

Creative, organised and highly motivated with excellent communication skills. You have experience in photography and videography, strong editing skills using Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Photoshop, and can manage your workload effectively. You are comfortable working independently and collaborating with colleagues, external partners and a diverse range of individuals.

Experience using social media platforms and Word Press is advantageous, though not essential. Ideally you have worked within the charity, health or social care sectors and understand accessible communication and inclusive content creation. A genuine passion for amplifying the voices of people with learning disabilities and autistic people will be key to your success.

This post is subject to an Enhanced DBS check.

The charity provides independent advocacy, accessible information and self‑advocacy services across Suffolk. It works alongside people with learning disabilities, autistic people, older people and vulnerable adults to ensure individuals are heard and supported to make informed choices.