Thrive Autism Ambassador
Organisation role · Flexible hours
Flexible location
FundraisingCampaigningSocial mediaOtherEvents & festivalHosting
Community & familyPeople with disabilitiesChildren

Contact person
Laura Culham
Thrive Autism
#107779
Scan me or visit www.getinvolvednorfolk.org.uk/o/Thrive-Autism/opportunities/Thrive-Autism-Ambassador/107779 to join
Summary
A Charity Ambassador is a passionate and committed representative of Thrive Autism. This role serves as a key link between the organisation and the public.
Detailed description
Overview
A Charity Ambassador is a passionate and committed representative of Thrive Autism. This role serves as a key link between the organisation and the public, helping to raise awareness, support fundraising initiatives, and inspire others to get involved in our mission.
Key responsibilities
- Public representation: Serve as an enthusiastic and professional representative of Thrive Autism at public events, meetings, and presentations.
- Community engagement: Network and build relationships with individuals, community groups, schools, and businesses to raise the charity's profile.
- Fundraising support: Actively promote and participate in fundraising activities and events, encouraging donations and other forms of support.
- Storytelling and advocacy: Use personal experiences or stories to share the charity's impact and engage with the public in an authentic and emotional way.
- Digital advocacy: Use social media and other digital channels to promote campaigns, share content, and broaden the charity's online reach. All SM must be agreed before posting.
- Information dissemination: Accurately communicate the charity's mission, projects, and key messages, and answer questions from the public.
- Feedback and insights: Collect and relay feedback from the community to help the charity better understand the public's needs and perceptions.
Skills and qualifications
- Passion for the cause: A genuine and strong belief in the mission and values of Thrive Autism is essential.
- Excellent communication skills: The ability to speak and listen effectively and persuasively to diverse audiences.
- Strong interpersonal skills: A friendly, approachable, and empathetic manner to build rapport and trust with others.
- Reliability and commitment: Dependable and well-organized, with the ability to manage time effectively and follow through on commitments.
- Networking abilities: The confidence and skill to build and maintain relationships with supporters, donors, and partners.
- Digital proficiency: Comfortable using social media and other online platforms for advocacy and promotion.
What you'll gain
- The opportunity to make a significant and measurable impact by supporting a cause you care about.
- Opportunities for personal and professional development in areas like public speaking and networking.
- Enhanced confidence and a sense of fulfilment from inspiring others and driving positive change.
- A chance to expand your network and connect with like-minded individuals.
- Training and ongoing support from Thrive Autism, including an induction and access to a dedicated staff member.
What we will provide to volunteers
💸 Reimbursement of costs
🤝 Extra support
About Thrive Autism
Thrive Autism: Support for the neurodiverse and their caregivers

