Social Media Content Creator
Organisation
The DCD Foundation
Volunteering period
21/06/2026 - 22/10/2026
Location
Online
Application deadline
05/06/2026
Description
Help us to create and design 1-2 bilingual social media post per week for Facebook & Instagram. Join us for a 30 minutes call to learn more about our organization and our social media strategy . Research and create 1-2 social media post with design / relevant images per week . Help us to mange our social media channels
Location
Online
Schedule
Not provided
Additional Information
Cause
- Children & youth development
- Education
- Healthy community & sports
Service recipient
- Children & youth
- Patients
Volunteer role
- Marketing, publicity & event
Skills
- Social Media Management
- Social Media Marketing
- Communication Techniques
- Social Media Copywriting
Language
- Chinese (Traditional)
- English
Restriction for application
- Open to all volunteers
Remarks
- Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) is a condition that affects 1 in 10 children in Hong Kong. However, not many people are aware of it. We seek to use social media to raise awareness of this condition in the wider community so that parents, teachers, therapists and health professionals can look out for symptoms and help diagnose and treat the condition. Images, branding, topical guidelines and access to our Canva Pro account will be provided.
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