Communications & Content Volunteer – FND Awareness & Advocacy

About Not Defined By FND

Not Defined By FND is a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending stigma, raising awareness, supporting the FND community, and advocating for improved research, treatment, and resources for Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). We're a growing organization working to create greater understanding, connection, and hope for people affected by FND.

About the Opportunity

Do you enjoy writing, social media, graphic design, storytelling, or creating digital content?

Not Defined By FND is looking for flexible volunteers to help us communicate our mission and raise awareness of Functional Neurological Disorder (FND).

This is a flexible, project-based volunteer opportunity, not a traditional fixed position. Your involvement can be shaped around your interests, skills, and availability.

🌱 Want to learn more about how volunteering works at Not Defined By FND? Visit our Volunteer Page before applying.

What You Might Help With

Depending on your interests and experience, you may contribute to:

• Social media content
• Monthly newsletter support
• Blog posts and articles
• Educational content
• Awareness campaigns
• FND Warrior Stories
• Volunteer recruitment content
• Canva graphics
• Writing and editing
• Content research
• Digital outreach
• Other communications projects

You don't need experience in all of these areas.

We'd love to know what you enjoy doing and what you'd like to learn.

Who We're Looking For

This opportunity may be a good fit for people who enjoy:

• Writing or editing
• Social media
• Canva or graphic design
• Storytelling
• Content creation
• Digital communications
• Research and fact-checking
• Health or disability advocacy

Professional experience is helpful but not required for every opportunity.

Time Commitment

Flexible.

You may help with individual tasks, short-term projects, or ongoing communications work depending on your interests and availability.

What We Provide

Volunteers receive guidance, resources, written instructions, and access to the tools needed for their assigned work.

Our organization works remotely, and volunteers may use tools such as Google Workspace, Canva, ClickUp, and other digital platforms depending on the project.