Volunteer Website Administrator / Web Designer
Practical details
Volunteering • Organisation role
Contact person
Sarah-Jane McGarry
#129505
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Help The Autism & ADHD Advocates CIC maintain and improve our existing website, keeping information, training, events and resources up to date.
Volunteer Website Administrator / Web Designer
The Autism & ADHD Advocates CIC is a Coventry-based organisation providing specialist education, training and support for neurodivergent children, young people, families and professionals.
We are looking for a volunteer with website management or web design experience to help us develop and maintain our existing website.
What we need help with:
- Updating existing website pages and information.
- Adding new training programmes, events and workshops.
- Uploading blogs, articles and educational resources.
- Improving website layout, navigation and presentation.
- Ensuring the website works well on mobile devices.
- Helping improve accessibility and search engine visibility.
- Providing occasional technical support and website improvements.
Who we're looking for:
Someone with experience managing or designing websites, good attention to detail and an interest in supporting a community organisation.
This is a flexible volunteering opportunity that can largely be carried out remotely. We can agree hours and tasks around your availability.
Your skills will help us reach more families, schools and professionals who need access to specialist information and support.
Related to
About The Autism & ADHD Advocates CIC
The main purpose of our organisation is to provide support and advocacy for individuals and families that are ADHD/Autistic. We aim to offer guidance, resources, and a supportive community to help individuals better understand and manage these conditions. Additionally, we strive to raise awareness about autism and ADHD to promote acceptance and inclusion in society.
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