Who we are

The RSPCA is Australia's pre-eminent animal welfare organisation with an exceptional history of delivering outcomes for animals. RSPCA NT is an incorporated association in the NT and is a member of RSPCA Australia. Despite being the smallest RSPCA society, RSPCA NT achieves leading successful outcomes and has strong community support.

The role

The Fundraising and Communications Coordinator is primarily focused on helping with planning and executing the marketing and fundraising function for RSPCA NT. They also form the touch point for managing external communications, including newsletters, social media and campaigns.

The role includes:

Working with the Operations Manager to develop communications, marketing and fundraising strategies.

Taking responsibility for the planning and execution of fundraising activities.

Working with team members of other Member Societies to develop and execute national fundraising and communications plans.

Ensuring regular and effective external communications are developed and maintained by means of newsletters, social media and radio interface.

Working closely with the rest of the RSPCA NT team, including Vet team, Shelter Supervisor and Animal Attendants to understand the day-to-day needs to better facilitate fundraising and communication needs.

Contributing to the ongoing capability development of the shelter team.

Position requirements

Ideally you will:

Have a high level of developed interpersonal skills,

Have a good understanding of the relevant needs of a Not for Profit organisation,

Have a good understanding of the local market,

Be gregarious and outgoing,

Be tenacious and prepared to keep pushing on doors,

Have excellent communication skills,

A high level of attention to detail, and above all,

Be passionate about animal welfare.

Your key attributes

Building relationships - Build constructive working relationships and demonstrate a high level of acceptance, cooperation and mutual respect.

Self-driven - Proactive, with the ability to deliver operational priorities.

Flexible – Adaptable to changing operational needs, with resilience to navigate a sometimes challenging environment.

Willing to get your hands dirty – Be willing to get involved on the ground to support shelter operations and contribute as a part of the broader RSPCA NT team.

For further information or a confidential discussion about the role, contact RSPCA NT Operations Manager, Charles Giliam on 0481 940 282.

All internal applications need to be submitted directly to the Operations Manager and all external applications via SEEK. All applications to include a current resume and cover letter.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.