Senior Communications Manager, Partnerships & Campaigns

About this role

CAMFED is recruiting a Senior Communications Manager, Partnerships and Campaigns to lead partner communications, campaigns and content strategy across its international consortium. The postholder reports to the Director of Communications and works with the Senior Project Manager, content lead, and development, communications, digital marketing and programme colleagues across time zones. Core duties split across three areas. About half the role involves developing bespoke communications plans for donor partnerships, aligning messaging with fundraising and stewardship priorities, coordinating consortium colleagues, producing content for donor solicitation and impact reporting, and preparing talking points, briefings and speeches for partner events.

Around a quarter covers campaign management, including planning awareness campaigns around International Women’s Day, Day of the African Child and Day of the Girl, and leading external partner engagement. The remaining quarter supports content strategy and team management: advising on messaging and channels, supporting social and content teams, line managing junior staff, and facilitating training. Essential requirements include commitment to CAMFED’s mission, strong interpersonal and strategic thinking skills, and a proven record leading communications for strategic partners. CAMFED seeks excellent writing, editing and ethical storytelling abilities, experience tailoring content for institutional, corporate and public audiences, and delivery across video, digital, social, thought leadership and media.

Line management experience, sound judgment on risk, willingness to travel internationally, and familiarity with Google Workspace, WordPress CMS and Salesforce CRM are required. Canva or Adobe Suite skills are a plus, and non-profit experience is highly valued. CAMFED supports girls in rural Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe to go to school and become leaders. The post is full time and permanent, based in Cambridge, UK on a hybrid basis, with international travel expected.

Salary is £55,372 per annum. CAMFED cannot sponsor visas, so candidates need independent UK right to work. The listing is tagged Tanzania, though the role is UK-based. Apply by 15 February 2027.