Content Writer and Editor

Content Writer and Editor

Posted for Catalyst Support

Posted by Voluntary Support North Surrey

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Outline is a charity supporting LGBTQ+ communities and owns the website Being Gay Is OK (BGIOK). The website provides helpful resources, guidance, and information on gender and sexuality, creating a safe and accessible online space for the community.

Role Overview We are looking for a volunteer Content Writer & Editor to research, write, and edit accurate, engaging, and up-to-date content for the BGIOK website.

The role is ideal for someone with a keen interest in LGBTQ+ issues, strong research skills, and the ability to translate complex topics into accessible information for a wide audience. Most work will be done independently, with support from:

• The Service Manager of Outline

• The in-house designer and marketing team of Catalyst Support Content will also be reviewed by volunteers to ensure it meets community needs. Additionally, a monthly in-person focus group will be held on the last Thursday of each month to discuss key points, gather feedback, and shape content priorities.

Key Responsibilities

• Research, write, and edit content on topics related to gender, sexuality, and LGBTQ+ issues.

• Ensure information is accurate, up-to-date, and accessible to a broad audience.

• Collaborate with Outline, Catalyst Support, and volunteers to review and refine content.

• Attend the monthly focus group to provide input and receive feedback.

• Suggest ideas for new resources, guides, and articles that meet community needs.

What skills do I need?

Skills & Experience

• Strong writing, editing, and proofreading skills.

• Ability to research, verify, and synthesize information from credible sources.

• Knowledge of LGBTQ+ issues and sensitivity to diverse perspectives.

• Good communication skills and ability to work independently.

• Experience working with charities or community organisations is desirable, but not essential.