Volunteer Graphic Design & Communications Support
Create engaging social media graphics and posters to promote mental health programs
Help spread the word about Kaleidoscope Mental Health Support Society through accessible and engaging designs. You will create social media graphics, posters, event promotions, outreach materials, and Canva templates that highlight programs and community impact. This flexible volunteer role allows you to shape your contributions around your interests and skills while supporting a peer-led charity focused on connection and belonging.
Why This Role?
Your work will have a direct purpose: helping people discover free peer support and community connection
Key Responsibilities
- Create social media graphics to promote programs and events
- Design posters and event promotions for community outreach
- Develop Canva templates for consistent and accessible branding
- Produce outreach materials that highlight community impact and wellness activities
- Collaborate with a small team to ensure designs are accessible and relational
Requirements
- Experience with Canva, Adobe programs, or other design tools is helpful
- No professional design experience required — students and emerging creatives welcome
- Interest in graphic design, communications, or nonprofit work
- Ability to contribute creatively while valuing lived experience and accessibility
Required Skills
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Original description from VolunteerConnector
Kaleidoscope Mental Health Support Society is a peer-led BC charity creating welcoming spaces for connection, belonging, and mutual support for people with lived and living experience of mental health challenges. We offer peer support groups, one-to-one peer support, early psychosis peer support, wellness activities, educational opportunities, and community events. Our programs are designed to be accessible and relational, with many opportunities available without a diagnosis, referral, or formal intake process. We are looking for a creative volunteer to help us spread the word about Kaleidoscope through engaging and accessible designs. You might help create social media graphics, posters, event promotions, outreach materials, Canva templates, or visuals that highlight our programs and community impact. This is a flexible opportunity that can be shaped around your interests and skills. You do not need to be a professional designer — students, emerging creatives, and people building their portfolios are very welcome. Experience with Canva, Adobe programs, or other design tools is helpful. What makes this opportunity especially meaningful is that your work will have a direct purpose: helping people discover free peer support, community connection, and opportunities to get involved. You will have room to bring your own creativity while collaborating with a small, community-focused organization that values lived experience, accessibility, mutuality, and different ways of contributing. This could be a great fit for someone interested in graphic design, communications, social media, nonprofit work, mental health, or community engagement.
Salary Context
Similar Design roles on LokerDollar pay around $171.6k/yr (range $12k–400k/yr, n=87 active listings).
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Frequently asked questions
- Is Volunteer Graphic Design & Communications Support at The Kaleidoscope Mental Health Support Society a remote job?
- Yes, Volunteer Graphic Design & Communications Support at The Kaleidoscope Mental Health Support Society is remote, but the employer did not state which countries can apply. Check the listing before applying.
- What type of employment is Volunteer Graphic Design & Communications Support at The Kaleidoscope Mental Health Support Society?
- This is a part time position.
- How do I apply?
- Click the "Apply" button on this page to go to the official application at The Kaleidoscope Mental Health Support Society.
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