Ayrshire Hospice
Ayrshire Hospice

Charity registered in Scotland SC011390

We are committed to reaching and improving the lives of those affected by life-limiting illness in Ayrshire by delivering exceptional care.

Current vacancies

Content & Digital Marketing Officer

  • Full time
  • £27,452
  • On site: Ayr - flexible if required
  • Closing 13th March 2026

Do you love creating content that makes people stop scrolling?

We are seeking a digitally confident and imaginative Content & Digital Marketing Officer to join the Communications & Marketing Team at an exciting time for the Ayrshire Hospice.

This role has a strong focus on social media and engaging digital storytelling, helping us share powerful stories about our clinical services, fundraising activity, retail (including our evolving Gargowan brand and café), and the impact of hospice care across Ayrshire and Arran.

Working within agreed marketing plans and brand guidelines, you will create and deliver high-quality content across digital platforms and marketing channels, bringing Hospice stories to life through video, photography, graphics and compelling written content.

The post holder will report to the Head of Communications & Marketing and work collaboratively with colleagues across clinical, fundraising, retail and operational teams.

This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career marketer or content creator to build a varied and meaningful portfolio within a purpose-led organisation.

Please note: The role is based in Ayr; however, a degree of flexibility may be offered when needed and can be discussed further at interview.

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Adult Counsellor

  • Part time
  • £31,892 pro-rata
  • On site: Ayr
  • Closing 25th March 2026

The Adult Counsellor will provide compassionate, person‑led emotional support to patients, families and carers affected by life‑shortening illness, grief and bereavement. Working within the Ayrshire Hospice Counselling and Bereavement Support Service, the post holder will assess individual needs, offer therapeutic counselling before and after bereavement, and support people as they navigate the emotional impact of illness, dying and loss.

As part of the multidisciplinary team, the post-holder will deliver high‑quality one‑to‑one, family and group support throughout all stages of the bereavement journey. They will contribute to the development of resources and programmes that enhance emotional wellbeing across the community, while working closely with the Spiritual Care Team and other hospice professionals to ensure holistic and integrated care.

By creating a safe, supportive and inclusive therapeutic space, the Counsellor will help individuals express their feelings, build coping strategies and move forward in a way that feels right for them.

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