MIXED MARTIAL ARTS FOR REFORM AND PROGRESSION (MMARAP) CIC
Social Media Assistant - Volunteer

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MMARAP (Mixed Martial Arts for Reform and Progression)
MMARAP (Mixed Martial Arts for Reform and Progression) is a London-based charity that empowers young people through MMA training, mentoring, and community support, helping build confidence, discipline, and life skills in a safe, inclusive environment.
What difference will you make?
A Social Media Assistant volunteer would play a crucial role in supporting MMARAP’s growth, visibility, and overall impact within the London community. By strengthening the charity’s online presence, this role directly contributes to raising awareness of its mission—using mixed martial arts as a tool for reform, progression, and youth development.
- Consistent and engaging content creation: Capturing training sessions, events, and participant stories to showcase the real-life impact of the organisation.
- Promotion of classes, workshops, and special events: Increasing attendance and participation, ensuring more young people access MMARAP’s services.
- Community engagement: Responding to comments, messages, and interacting with followers to create a welcoming and inclusive online environment.
- Increased opportunities for funding and partnerships: A well-managed social media presence makes the organisation more appealing to potential sponsors, donors, and collaborators.
- Staying relevant in a fast-moving digital landscape: Keeping up with trends, creating modern content formats, and analysing performance metrics to reach younger audiences effectively.
Overall, this role supports MMARAP by increasing awareness, improving engagement, and expanding its reach. It helps the organisation connect with more young people, secure additional support, and continue delivering positive change through sport.
What are we looking for?
MMARAP is looking for a passionate, reliable, and creative individual to join as a Social Media Assistant volunteer. The ideal volunteer is someone who not only has an interest in social media and content creation but also genuinely cares about making a positive impact in the community. A strong alignment with MMARAP’s mission—supporting young people through mixed martial arts, mentoring, and personal development—is essential.
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- Creativity: Ability to generate engaging ideas for content that captures attention and reflects the energy and purpose of MMARAP.
- Communication skills: Confidence in writing clear and engaging posts, as well as interacting with followers in a friendly and professional manner.
- Reliability and organisation: Ability to stick to a posting schedule, meet deadlines, and manage multiple tasks effectively.
- Prior experience: Involvement in social media management, content creation, or digital marketing is essential.
- Basic skills: Video editing, photography, and content planning would be highly advantageous.
- Experience with analytics or insights tools: A bonus, as it can help improve content performance over time.
- Interest in sports, particularly MMA: Experience working with young people or within community organisations would be valuable.
- Positive attitude, empathy, and a commitment to inclusivity and respect: More important than specific experience.
Ultimately, MMARAP is looking for someone who is motivated, adaptable, and eager to contribute. This is a role for someone who wants to build their skills while making a difference—helping to amplify voices, share inspiring stories, and support a charity that is changing lives through sport.
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The volunteer opportunity at MMARAP provides a valuable chance to gain practical experience while contributing to a meaningful cause within the London community.
As a Social Media Assistant, you would support the charity’s mission of empowering young people through mixed martial arts, mentoring, and personal development by helping to grow and maintain its digital presence.


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- Creating, editing, and scheduling engaging content: Across key platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter). This includes capturing photos and videos during training sessions, editing short-form content, writing compelling captions, and posting updates that highlight the organisation’s activities.
- Promoting upcoming sessions, workshops, and community events: Ensuring participants and supporters are well-informed and engaged.
- Interacting with the online community: Responding to comments, messages, and engaging with followers to build trust and encourage a sense of connection.
- Monitoring engagement metrics and analytics: Understanding what content performs best to refine future strategies.
This opportunity is ideal for individuals interested in social media, marketing, sports, or community outreach. It allows you to develop transferable skills such as content creation, video editing, communication, and digital strategy. You will also gain insight into how a grassroots charity operates, including how it engages its audience and promotes its services effectively.
Volunteering with MMARAP is not only beneficial for professional development but also personally rewarding. You will be contributing to an organisation that uses sport as a tool to inspire confidence, discipline, and resilience in young people, many of whom may face social or economic challenges. By helping to share their stories and amplify their voices, you play a part in making a real difference.
Overall, this role offers a strong balance of skill-building and community impact. It is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to enhance their experience, build a portfolio, and support a positive initiative that creates lasting change through sport and mentorship.
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