Salford Pride
Social Media Coordinator

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Volunteer Role: Social Media Assistant
Location: Salford (in-person meetings twice per month) Organisation: Salford Pride Commitment: 4–6 hours per week (long-term commitment essential) Type: Voluntary (Unpaid)
About The Role
Salford Pride is seeking a dedicated and proactive Volunteer Social Media Coordinator to support our Board of Trustees in managing and growing our social media presence.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone passionate about LGBTQ+ inclusion, digital engagement, and community-led events. We are looking for someone who can commit consistently and long-term to the role, this position requires reliability, accountability, and genuine dedication.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead on the management of Salford Pride’s social media platforms, maintaining professionalism and discretion at all times under the direction of the Board of Trustees.
- Schedule posts using social media scheduling software to promote events, campaigns, and activities with support from the Social Media Assistant.
- Support with the creation of engaging stories for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok.
- Encourage engagement and grow followers by sharing relevant community content.
- Respond to messages and comments, signposting inquiries to the appropriate team members.
- Monitor and manage inappropriate communications under guidance from the Board of Trustees.
- Lead on the development and delivering online campaigns, including video content for key LGBTQ+ awareness dates.
- Collaborate with the Design Assistant and Content & Media Assistant to produce artwork and campaign materials with support from the Social Media Assistant.
- Support website updates to ensure it remains informative, educational, and up to date.
- Incorporate trustee feedback and amend designs/content where required prior to publication.
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Essential Skills & Experience
- Experience managing or supporting social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, etc.)
- Confident using scheduling tools and content planning systems such as Buffer.
- Basic design skills and experience using Canva.
- Strong written communication skills with attention to tone and inclusivity.
- Ability to engage respectfully and professionally online.
- Good organizational and time-management skills.
- Ability to work collaboratively and respond positively to constructive feedback.
- Basic website updating knowledge (desirable but not essential).
- Passion for LGBTQ+ equality and community engagement.


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This role is ideal for someone that has social media knowledge but is looking to build experience in social media, marketing, and community engagement while making a meaningful impact within the LGBTQ+ community in Salford. If you are committed, creative, and ready to contribute consistently to a growing LGBTQ+ organisation, we would love to hear from you.
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