Marketing and CommunicationsFull-TimeMid-level(3-5 yrs)
Job Description
Oceans Alive Foundation is a Kenyan marine conservation NGO that focuses on community-based marine resource management. The organization is committed to supporting communities in safeguarding marine biodiversity and ensuring sustainable use of marine resources. We are seeking a dedicated Communications Assistant to support our Public relations and communications officer in developing external communication materials for donors, partners, community stakeholders and to the public. This role involves the development of films, media content, and storytelling, as well as the implementation of media campaigns, events, and exhibitions.
Key Responsibilities
Support the development of external communications (educational and impact results) through media campaigns and storytelling using a peer-to-peer approach.
Use living-classrooms to communicate established and successful marine conservation solutions.
Contribute to the production and development of films, leaflets, posters, and media content.
Create impact stories and outreach material for partners, donors, local community stakeholders, and international audiences.
Manage footage, media, and awareness materials/resources.
Develop well-written and photographically illustrated reports, informative newsletters, and newsfeeds.
Assist in the planning and preparation of festivals, exhibitions, events, and partner hosting.
Work with Program Leads to develop organized working systems and evaluations aligned with PR and communications content timelines.
Maintain digital capacity, institutional memory, film library, PR materials, and website updates.
Manage upkeep of the database on the dedicated server.
Requirements and Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations, Communications, or Media Work.
3–5 years of experience in media campaign development, storytelling, and content production.
Experience working with NGOs, conservation organizations, community-based organizations, or development programs.
Experience in fundraising, grant management, and familiarity with Kenyan regulations.
Knowledge of fundraising communications and grant-related visibility requirements is an added advantage.
Passion for marine conservation.
Fluent in English and Swahili.
Ability to thrive in a coastal, community-focused environment.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should apply online by clicking the Apply Now button on the job page.