Media and Campaigns Support Officer
- Salary: £31,523 to £34,150 annual salary
- Hours: Full-time (35 hours per week, Monday to Friday). This role may require occasional work outside of traditional office hours, with time off given in lieu.
- Contract Type: Permanent
- Reports to: Campaigns and Communications Manager
- Direct reports: None
- Department: Campaigns and Communications department
- Main Place of Work: 181 Oxford Street (3rd Floor), London, W1D 2JT
Application deadline: 12 noon on Monday 1 December 2025
The Role
We are looking for an experienced, proactive media professional to join our team during a crucial phase of Dignity in Dying’s campaign. We welcome applicants with a strong news-sense, political nous and a flair for story-telling who can use the media and other channels to effectively influence a range of audiences. At a pivotal time for the movement for choice at the end of life, the successful candidate will be a team-player who can communicate complex subject matter in compelling and creative ways, keep abreast of media and political trends, support the delivery of national and regional comms plans and champion the voices of terminally ill people and bereaved families – both inside and outside Parliament.
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How to apply
To apply please send a CV (max two A4 pages) and answers to the following questions to Louise.Darbon@dignityindying.org.uk by 12noon on Monday 1 December 2025:
- 1. Why are you applying for this job? (suggested word limit: 150 words)
- 2. Storytelling and creative copywriting are core skills for this role. Briefly give an example of how you’ve used narrative and storytelling to make a point; who was your audience and how did you engage your audience? (suggested word limit: 200 words)
- 3. (Optional) If there’s anything else you’d like us to know about you, please tell us (suggested word limit: 200 words.)
Candidates are also asked to send a completed Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form with their application (optional).
Interviews will be held week commencing 8 December 2025 in Central London.