Salford Pride
Design Assistant

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Voluntary Design Assistant
Hybrid (Remote with some in-person meetings in Salford)
4–6 hours per week
Voluntary role
Salford Pride is looking for a passionate and creative Voluntary Design Assistant to support our Board of Trustees and our Head of Marketing & Branding. This role plays a key part in shaping the visual identity of Salford Pride and bringing our projects, especially our flagship event, The Pink Picnic to life. If you’re a creative thinker with a strong eye for design, who enjoys collaborating, taking feedback, and making a meaningful impact within the LGBTQ+ community, we’d love to hear from you.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the Board of Trustees with the creation and design of graphics and artwork for Salford Pride.
- Support with the designing of branded content for Salford Pride’s events and projects, with approval from the Board of Trustees.
- Support with the designing of social media content for campaigns and observance days.
- Supporting the ongoing development of Salford Pride’s branding and corporate image, ensuring consistency across all materials.
- Producing artwork and promotional materials for The Pink Picnic.
- Creating graphics and artwork for the Salford Pride website, ensuring alignment with our brand values and visual identity.
- Designing artwork for Salford Pride merchandise to help raise vital funds.
- Preparing designs for print and digital use, seeking prior approval for all materials before release.
- Being open to feedback and constructive criticism, and willing to adapt designs based on Board input.
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- Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator
- Proficiency in Canva
- A strong grasp of written English
- Excellent creative skills with a great eye for detail
- Ability to manage and multitask multiple creative projects
- Comfortable working collaboratively and taking on feedback
- Reliable and able to commit 4–6 hours per week
Working Arrangements
- Hybrid working, with the majority of work completed remotely
- Ability to attend at least two in-person meetings per month in Salford
Shortlisted candidates will be asked to complete our full application form, if you show an expression of interest please be advised you will be required to complete an additional application if successful.
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