Social Media Content Strategy

We’re seeking a skilled social media volunteer to help us create and schedule engaging posts using AI tools and our existing photo and video library. Your support will help us:
✅ Develop a content calendar focused on impact storytelling and donor engagement
✅ Leverage AI tools to streamline content creation (e.g., captions, graphics, and video clips)
✅ Improve engagement strategies to grow our community and increase visibility

This is a great opportunity for someone passionate about maternal and newborn health, global impact, and digital storytelling. Your contributions will directly help us raise awareness and drive support for mothers and newborns in need.

This project will help Barakat Bundle expand its reach, engage more supporters, and ultimately provide more life-saving health essentials to mothers and newborns in South Asia. By creating impactful social media content, our volunteer will raise awareness, drive donations, and inspire action—directly supporting our mission to improve maternal and child health. Their work will help us grow a community of changemakers, ensuring that more families receive the care they need.

We’ve already laid a strong foundation to ensure a smooth and productive collaboration.

✅ Prepared & Ready: We have existing content calendars, a library of high-quality photos and videos, and a clear social media strategy in place. You won’t be starting from scratch—you’ll be enhancing and optimizing what’s already there!

✅ Support & Collaboration: You'll be joining a motivated team, including an experienced volunteer who has been supporting our social media efforts. This means you’ll have guidance, insights, and a collaborative environment to help bring ideas to life.

✅ Real Impact & Learning Opportunity: As a volunteer, you won’t just create content—you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at all aspects of running a maternal and child health nonprofit. Your work will directly support our mission to provide life-saving health essentials to mothers and newborns in South Asia.