Overview

The Society for Family Health (SFH), a leading Nigerian non-governmental organisation, is seeking a Strategic Communications Specialist to support its ongoing transformation into a systems-driven and impact-focused organisation.

Key Responsibilities

Development of a positioning and narrative document.
Creation of a messaging framework to ensure consistency across communications.
Design and production of a corporate brochure.
Development of a donor and partner engagement deck.
Creation of programme factsheets and policy briefs.
Preparation of an organisational profile or one-pager.
Development of a LinkedIn-focused social media strategy.
Creation of a content calendar with high-quality sample outputs.
Writing of 3–5 thought leadership articles, including blogs and opinion pieces.
Conducting a content audit of the existing website and providing restructuring recommendations.
Rewriting key pages such as About, What We Do, and Impact.
Development of a 6–12 month visibility and engagement plan.
Creation of a communications toolkit, including templates and guidelines.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Communications, Public Relations, Journalism, Marketing, or a related field; postgraduate qualification considered an advantage.
Minimum of 7–10 years of experience in strategic communications, brand positioning, and content strategy.
Strong portfolio showcasing high-level communication assets.
Experience working in global health, international development, or public sector environments.
Exceptional writing and storytelling skills.
Strong strategic thinking and analytical ability.
Stakeholder engagement and influence.
High attention to detail and quality.

Benefits

Contract Duration: 10–12 weeks (renewable based on performance and organisational needs).

Location

Global

How to Apply

Qualified candidates are required to submit a detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV), a portfolio of relevant work, and a one-page Expression of Interest outlining suitability for the role. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.