Join the team: Communications Officer role

Here at the Wren Project, we are excited to share that we are currently recruiting for a Communications Officer.

If you love growing online communities; brainstorming creative ways to reach new people; are highly organised; and feel passionate about the Wren Project’s mission of supporting people with autoimmune disease - this is the ideal role for you.

Position: Communications Officer

Salary: £27,500 pro rata

Location: Hybrid or fully remote (London office available; occasional travel required)

Hours: 2 days a week (flexible hours but must include Mondays 12pm-2pm)

Contract: Permanent, 3 month probation period

Closing date: Friday 16th January 2026

About the Role

The Communications Officer plays an integral role in helping to communicate and execute the Wren Project’s mission. Supporting the Head of Communications, you will be part of a small team striving to raise awareness of the important work we do, ensuring it reaches key groups of people who need our help the most. One minute you will be supporting the team by brainstorming innovative and engaging social media posts or newsletters, the next you will be helping us with targeted outreach and Google Ads performance.

This role is at the heart of our communications, helping us reach our target demographics in new and innovative ways - and inspiring others to get involved through volunteering and fundraising. Your work will help shine a light on our services and build a strong community around our mission.

Key responsibilities:

  • Supporting the Communications team across multiple channels such as Google Ads management, making website changes on Squarespace, social media management, content creation, generating newsletters via Mailchimp. 

  • Brainstorming creative ideas around how we can further grow online, through Google Ads, Meta Ads and organic social media. 

  • Working closely with the fundraising and volunteer teams to capture their real-life stories and inspirations and spin this into newsworthy content for our audiences.

  • Helping deliver targeted campaigns that attract new volunteers and funds.

  • Producing data for reports and analytics- we are an organisation led by data and in part measure our success through continuous analysis of our numbers. 

  • Sending out leaflets and posters to our NHS partners and other organisations.

  • Managing and overseeing the Communications calendar and inbox, ensuring we stay on top of trending and seasonal points of interest. Responding to media and external enquiries.

    About You

    We are looking for someone with strong communication skills, a flair for creativity and the ability to manage multiple projects.

Essential Criteria:

  • Have experience in a communications, marketing or digital content role (paid or voluntary).

  • Be an excellent written communicator, with the ability to write for different audiences and platforms.

  • Have a strong interest in mental health and/or autoimmune disease and a genuine alignment with the Wren Project’s values.

  • Be confident creating content using Canva.

  • Have experience using email marketing platforms such as Mailchimp.

  • Have experience using a CMS, ideally Squarespace.

  • Be highly organised, able to manage multiple projects and deadlines.

  • Be comfortable working independently as well as collaboratively within a small team.

Desirable:

  • Have experience managing or supporting Google Ads and/or Meta Ads.

  • Have experience analysing data and using insights to inform communications activity.

  • Have experience working or volunteering in the charity or health sector.

  • Have experience supporting campaigns to recruit volunteers or fundraise.

About the Organisation

We are the Wren Project. A small but unique charity with a big mission: to provide free, life-changing listening support to people living with autoimmune disease. At a time of rapid expansion, we are looking for a creative, organised and ideas-driven Communications Officer to help us raise the profile of who we are, how we help and how you can support us.

To apply, please email steph@wrenproject.org with your CV and covering letter by the closing date.

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