As our new Senior Campaigns Adviser within involvement, you will bring direction, energy and bold thinking to develop campaigns that drive change. You will be skilled at identifying campaigning opportunities, implementing impactful campaigns, and ensuring people affected by motor neurone disease (MND) are at the heart of our work.

Your role is central to how we involve our community from the very start. You’ll be the Campaigns team lead on ensuring our community is meaningfully involved in developing our campaigns, and you’ll work closely with our Involvement Manager on this. You will also lead and coordinate volunteers, and ensure they have what they need to contribute.

We’re looking for a Senior Campaigns Adviser who brings creative ideas and strategic thinking and can navigate relationships with care and confidence.

Key Responsibilities

Lead agreed areas of campaign activity and deputise for the National Campaigns Manager
Ensure people affected by MND are involved throughout campaign development
Recruit, lead and coordinate volunteers
Plan and deliver campaign activities and events across England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Measure and evaluate campaign delivery against agreed targets
Write and update campaign resources, including emails, e-actions and toolkits
Build and send supporter emails and e-actions
Update website content for campaign pages
Represent the MND Association with external stakeholders and coalitions

About You

Experience working in a campaigns role in the third or public sector
Proven ability to plan and deliver campaign strategies that lead to change
Skilled in creating campaign resources and actions
Experience leading or working closely with volunteers
Strong written, verbal, organisational and project management skills
Confident working under pressure and meeting deadlines
Able to manage your own workload and work as part of a team
Proficient in Microsoft 365
Flexible to work some evenings/weekends and travel across the UK

Hybrid working expectations: office attendance one day per week in London