Leeds Jewish Welfare Board (LJWB)
Head of Marketing Communications

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Head of Marketing & Communications (Part-Time)
Salary: circa £55k pro rata (circa £33k actual per annum for 22.5 hours)
Hours: Circa 22.5 hours per week
Location: on-site
North Leeds Charity
Make a real impact. Shape a charity’s voice. Lead with purpose.
Are you a strategic, values-driven marketing leader who believes communications can change lives? LJWB is looking for an inspiring Head of Marketing & Communications to elevate our voice, strengthen our brand, and ensure our mission reaches the people who need us most. Working part-time and flexibly, you’ll bring senior expertise that amplifies our impact across the community — from beneficiaries and referrers to funders, commissioners, and partners.
What You’ll Lead
- Strategic direction — Build and deliver a mission-aligned marketing and communications strategy that drives service engagement, fundraising success, and volunteer growth.
- Brand & reputation — Strengthen our identity and ensure ethical, dignified storytelling that reflects social care values.
- Communications & public affairs — Lead media, PR, crisis comms, advocacy messaging, and support senior leaders with speeches, statements, and reports.
- Digital engagement — Oversee website, email, social media, and digital campaigns, using analytics to grow reach and supporter engagement.
- Fundraising collaboration — Partner with fundraising teams to create compelling campaigns, donor journeys, and impact communications.
- Content & storytelling — Lead a content strategy that showcases outcomes, lived experience, and community impact — always with safeguarding at the centre.
- Team leadership — Mentor a small, passionate team and work collaboratively across services, operations, and external partners.
- Flexible senior leadership — Provide high-level expertise while working 22.5 hours per week, including participation in the senior leadership on-call rota and office presence.
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What You Bring
- Senior experience in charity, social care, health, or community organisations
- Expertise in brand, digital, communications, and stakeholder engagement
- Exceptional writing skills and the ability to communicate sensitive topics with empathy
- Experience managing agencies, budgets, and cross-functional teams
- A strategic mindset with the willingness to be hands-on
- Emotional intelligence, compassion, and an understanding of ethical communications
- Knowledge of Jewish values (desirable)


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Why This Role Matters
Your leadership will help ensure:
- More people access the support they need
- Our community understands and trusts our work
- Funders and commissioners see the impact of every pound invested
- Our brand reflects dignity, compassion, and professionalism
- Our stories are told ethically, safely, and powerfully
This is your chance to shape the voice of a charity that changes lives every day.
Success Looks Like
- Increased visibility among beneficiaries, referrers, funders, and commissioners
- Stronger brand recognition and community trust
- Growth in supporter engagement, volunteers, and fundraising outcomes
- Clear, consistent, ethical messaging across all channels
- Scalable marketing systems that strengthen the charity long-term
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