Communications Officer
| Published | August 13, 2025 |
| Location | Samos, Greece |
| Category | Media & Journalism |
| Job Type | Volunteer |
Description
Samos Volunteers (SV) is an independent group of volunteers providing non-formal education, psychosocial support and NFI distribution to people living in the CCAC on Samos.
The Communications Officer is mainly responsible for our social media, supporting the Communications, Advocacy, and Fundraising Coordinator. The officer contributes to our project’s long-term sustainability through our social media, website, newsletter, and general donor relationship management. The role is especially rewarding because it involves taking on tasks on your own initiative. Next to these core tasks, it is possible to get involved in advocacy and/or fundraising. On a part-time basis (around 30%), the officer also supports our team with the different services we provide, to develop a clear understanding of our work, values, and daily operations.
Reports to: Communications, Advocacy, and Fundraising Coordinator
Start date: as soon as possible
Location: Samos, Greece
Minimum commitment: 3 months, full-time
Application deadline: on a rolling basis
Key responsibilities of the role include, but are not limited to:
Manage the social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram and Twitter);
Create and design content for these platforms;
Take photos and videos in our spaces for social media use;
Support with fundraising campaigns on social media;
Ensuring our social media is in line with our guidelines and values;
Support in writing the quarterly newsletter;
Draft donation receipts and support with general donor management.
Key requirements:
Minimum commitment of 3 months;
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills;
Previous experience in communications or social media (preferred for humanitarian, charitable and/or political causes);
Graphic design, photography, video-editing and writing skills are preferred;
The ability to follow a style guide and communications strategy;
Strong organisational, decision making and conflict resolution skills;
An understanding of the complexity and challenges of humanitarian work, ideally with experience in a similar organisation or environment;
Flexibility. Living and working on Samos is constantly changing and adapting, and two days never look the same. The ability to be adaptable and flexible is extremely important;
Fluent in written and spoken English.
Benefits:
We offer a stipend of 200 EUR (with a raise after 3 months) to cover personal expenses and free accommodation in a (shared) room in one of our volunteer houses on Samos.
Please send your resume/CV
