Volunteer Website Developer for Girls’ Empowerment NGO – Ghana

Reproductive Advocate Health Education Ghana (RAHE Ghana) is a community-based non-profit organization that aims to promote and improve menstrual health education, girls’ empowerment, and reproductive health service delivery in underserved communities in Ghana.

We are currently looking to hire a talented and passionate Volunteer Website Developer to assist us in creating a brand new professional website. Our current website was created using a free website builder with limited capabilities, and we are now ready to move to a more secure, modern, and easy-to-use platform that will showcase our impact and mission.

Key Responsibilities

Provide recommendations on the most suitable website platform for building our website

Develop a clean and professional website design

Develop and design basic pages such as Home, About Us, Programs, Impact, Volunteer, Donate, and Contact

Enhance and improve content display and storytelling

Enhance basic SEO settings

Develop a website that is easily updatable by our team

Provide basic training or guidance on how to use the website for our team

Qualifications

Experience in website design and development

Proficiency in Content Management Systems (CMS), preferably WordPress

Understanding of user experience/user interface design principles

Knowledge of branding in the non-profit/social impact space is a plus

Good communication skills

Ability to work independently and meet set timelines

Time Commitment

Flexible, remote work. Estimated time commitment: 5-10 hours per week, 4-8 weeks (dependent on project scope and your availability).

What You’ll Gain

Chance to leave a lasting digital mark on the world

Hands-on experience with a mission-driven organization based in West Africa

A valuable portfolio piece

A reference-worthy experience after successful completion

Your contributions will have a real impact on our capacity to attract sponsors, partners, and volunteers, while elevating the voices of the girls and vulnerable populations we serve.