Grant Writer
About the role:
As a Grant Writer, you’ll play a key role in developing proposals that support community health initiatives and strategic programmes. You’ll work through the full lifecycle of grant development — from identifying opportunities, to writing and submitting proposals, to coordinating reporting after awards are made. You’ll work with team members across different departments to gather information, shape project ideas into fundable concepts, and coordinate with finance, programme staff, and external partners. This is a role where strong writing skills and attention to detail make a real difference in bringing community health programmes to life.
What you’ll need:
No prior grant writing experience is required. Full training will be provided. You’ll benefit from:
• Mentorship and guidance from experienced team members
• Comprehensive onboarding to learn grant writing best practices
• Exposure to programme development and community health strategy
• Development opportunities as you grow in the role
Ideally, you’ll have strong written communication skills, the ability to learn quickly, and genuine interest in community health work. A background in writing, communications, public health, or non-profit work is helpful but not essential.
Educational background:
Associates degree or equivalent work experience. Bachelor’s degree in English, Communications, Public Health, Non-Profit Management, or related field is preferred but not required.
Work format:
Full-time, day shift. Fully remote.
Rate: Competitive entry-level pay, details shared upon application.
Contract length: Full-time, permanent role
Location: Open to applicants worldwide.
Why this role is great for beginners:
Grant writing is a skill that can be learned on the job with the right support. You’ll work alongside experienced colleagues who will help you understand funder priorities, how to frame programmes persuasively, and how to manage the grant cycle from start to finish. This role offers genuine career development, with opportunities to build skills, explore leadership pathways, and see the real-world impact of your work within a community-focused organisation.
What you can expect:
• Full training and mentorship in grant writing and proposal development
• Supportive team environment with visibility to leadership
• Opportunities to develop new skills and advance your career
• Competitive compensation and benefits
• Flexible, inclusive workplace culture
If you’re interested in purpose-driven work that supports community health and creates real impact, we’d encourage you to apply.
Ready to get started? Submit your application below.