Communication and Engagement Officer at Steps Charity: Remote | £30,000–£32,000 FTE | Apply by 30 November 2026

Overview

Steps Charity is offering a permanent, home-based position for a Communication and Engagement Officer to enhance digital communications, expand online outreach, and connect individuals with resources and support for lower limb conditions. The person in this role will report directly to the Chief Executive Officer and take charge of communications and engagement across digital platforms. Responsibilities include updating website content, running social media campaigns, producing supporter newsletters, sharing impact stories from beneficiaries and supporters, promoting fundraising and awareness events, assisting with online peer-support networks, managing CRM data, creating targeted messaging, and evaluating communication performance.

Who can apply

This opportunity is suited for proactive communications professionals who possess strong organizational abilities and can handle multiple tasks independently. Candidates should have a background in managing website content and social media, excellent writing and storytelling talents, and prior work producing marketing materials, newsletters, or supporter communications. Applicants need familiarity with email marketing tools, CRM systems like Mailchimp, and graphic design programs such as Canva. They must also understand digital outreach, audience engagement, and performance analysis. Because the charity is UK-based and lists compensation in British pounds, applicants residing outside the United Kingdom should verify their eligibility for international employment prior to submitting materials.

What you get

The position provides permanent employment on a part-time schedule of 21 working hours per week. Compensation is set at a full-time equivalent rate of £30,000 to £32,000 per year, which is paid on a pro rata basis matching the actual working hours. The role offers a chance to direct the organization's digital presence and contribute to a nonprofit aiding families and individuals facing lower limb conditions.

How to apply

Interested individuals must submit a covering letter and a CV detailing how their skills and background align with the criteria for the position. The selection process incorporates anonymous recruitment to minimize bias during initial reviews, so applicants should carefully follow the instructions on the official vacancy page.

Key dates

The final deadline to submit applications is 30 November 2026 at 5:00 PM. Interviews are planned to take place on 15 December 2026.