The National Retrofit Hub Co-Creators Initiative
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[edit] Introducing the NRH Co-Creators Initiative
NRH are always trying to find new ways to collaborate with their network, so they are excited to announce the NRH Co-Creators Initiative. This is a fantastic opportunity to make a difference while volunteering time on terms defined by the volunteer.
The Co-Creator initiative is the perfect opportunity to work together to contribute to a cause volunteers are passionate about - all while tailoring involvement to fit individual schedules and interests.
Whether a seasoned professional looking to give back or someone eager to gain hands-on experience, the NRH program provides the perfect platform for volunteers to make a meaningful impact on decarbonising UK homes and buildings.
Many members of the hubs community have expressed that they want to support the NRH but need flexibility in how and when to do it. That's why NRH launched the Co-Creator initiative - a program that enables individuals to contribute expertise on their own terms.
NRH Co-Creators will have the flexibility to work alongside NRH, and contribute expertise on their own terms, selecting from a range of opportunities that align with specific skills, interests, and schedules.
[edit] Reasons to join the initiative
This collaborative program offers a unique platform for personal and professional growth, providing hands-on experience, networking opportunities, and the satisfaction of making a meaningful impact. Plus, any contributions won't go unnoticed; they will be credited on the NRH website.
Here are five reasons not to miss out on the NRH Co-Creators Initiative:
- Flexible Engagement: Choose opportunities that match your skills, interests, and availability, ensuring a personalised and fulfilling experience.
- Personal and Professional Growth: Gain hands-on experience, expand your network, and enhance your resume while contributing to a meaningful cause.
- Recognition: Get credited on our website as an NRH Co-Creator, showcasing your dedication and impact.
- Community Impact: Play a vital role in driving positive change towards decarbonising UK homes and buildings, contributing to a greener, more sustainable future.
- Career Development: Take advantage of valuable development opportunities, enhancing your skills and advancing your career while making a tangible difference in the world.
[edit] What roles are on offer?
| DIFFERENT TYPES OF CO-CREATOR OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE NATIONAL RETROFIT HUB INITIATIVE |
| WITHIN A RETROFIT CONTEXT | MARKETING & COMMS |
| Research & Analysis | PR & editorial content |
| Summarising reports & papers | Photography |
| Signposting | Filming & editing |
| Reviewing NRH outputs | Digital marketing |
| Curating information received | Design |
[edit] How does it work?
Register your interest here (you aren’t committing to anything at this stage).
You will then be added to the NRH Co-Creators database.
Look out for opportunities aligned with your skills which will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis. These will be sent via email.
Once you have accepted an opportunity, you will be briefed with the details, and have access to the Hub’s team for any questions and support needed.
We will add you to the NRH Co-Creators page on our website to acknowledge your support.
This article was issued vis newsletter as 'NRH Co-Creators Initiative' dated June 19, 2094.
--NRH
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