The International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) supports Member Associations (MAs) in over 140 countries by providing guidance, tools, and resources through its internal MA Forum website. Within the Forum, the Humanitarian Hub serves as a dedicated platform offering technical guidance across the humanitarian cycle from preparedness to response and recovery and signposting relevant documents, tools, and training resources. The current Hub hosts approximately 5,000 words of content alongside linked guidance and tools. However, the platform lacks clear structure and hierarchy, making it difficult for MAs to quickly navigate, prioritize resources, and apply guidance in real-world humanitarian contexts. Consultancy Purpose The Content Designer and WordPress Specialist will restructure, rewrite, and redesign the Humanitarian Hub, leveraging existing materials while significantly improving clarity, usability, and visual hierarchy. The consultancy will take place entirely within the existing WordPress Gutenberg environment and may use HTML and CSS to enhance page structure and layout. The redesigned Hub will be: Intuitive and easy to navigate, allowing users to locate key resources quickly. Clear in signaling priorities, pathways, and “start here” guidance. Balanced in content, combining concise guidance text with curated resources. Aligned with rights-based, feminist, and locally led humanitarian principles. Visually clean and maintainable, allowing non-technical staff to update content. Scope of Work 1. Content Audit and Information Architecture Review existing Hub content and outline. Identify core, secondary, and link-out content. Reduce duplication and overly technical repetition. Propose clear information architecture, including: Landing page structure and hierarchy Thematic sections and sub-sections Navigation logic and user journeys 2. Content Rewriting and Editorial Framing Rewrite landing pages and section introductions for clarity and orientation. Condense technical content while preserving accuracy. Ensure a rights-based, feminist, and humanitarian tone. Replace long instructional text with short framing content directing users to tools and standards. Maintain consistency across sexual and reproductive health (SRH), sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), and Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) terminology. 3. Hub Design and Layout Concept Develop clear page structures combining guidance text, images, and grouped resources. Define reusable layout patterns: Guidance + image + key resources Resource cards or grouped links Section dividers and “start here” elements Advise on images that support comprehension and user context. 4. WordPress Build and Implementation Build the redesigned Hub in WordPress using Gutenberg blocks. Apply consistent CSS classes for layout, spacing, and visual hierarchy. Create reusable block patterns for future content updates. Work within existing theme, branding, and IT constraints (no new plugins or theme changes). 5. Handover and Sustainability Provide brief documentation on page structures and block patterns. Ensure the Hub can be maintained by non-technical staff. Conduct a short handover or walkthrough if required. Deliverables Fully restructured and redesigned Humanitarian Hub. Rewritten landing page and section content. Clear information architecture and navigation logic. Library of reusable WordPress block patterns. Handover notes for future maintenance. Required Skills and Experience Essential: Proven experience in content design, copyediting, and rewriting complex technical content. Experience with rights-based, feminist, humanitarian, or public health content. Hands-on experience building pages in WordPress using Gutenberg. Ability to define information architecture and user journeys. Experience creating reusable block patterns for content-heavy pages. Strong editorial judgment and attention to tone, clarity, and hierarchy. Knowledge of CSS for layout, spacing, and visual hierarchy. Ability to work confidently within locked themes and IT constraints. Desirable: Experience with multisite or internal WordPress platforms. Experience designing internal knowledge hubs or resource libraries. Familiarity with SRHR, SGBV, or humanitarian response frameworks. Duration and Timeline Suggested: 7 working days over 2–3 weeks Content audit and information architecture: 1 day Content rewrite and editorial framing: 2 days Page design and WordPress build: 2 days Review, refinements, and handover: 1 day Application Process Interested consultants should submit: Short cover letter (max 2 pages) outlining relevant experience, approach to the consultancy, and familiarity with content-heavy WordPress sites. Examples of similar work, including content hubs or resource pages. CV. Proposed day rate in USD (specifying VAT if applicable). Availability for the consultancy. Applications should be emailed to eseaorjobs@ippf.org. For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram , WhatsApp, Twitter, LinkedIn and Telegram Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the organization that is hiring. For any inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. Please do not send your applications to GSO, as we are unable to process them. Due to the high volume of emails, we receive daily, we may not be able to respond to all inquiries. Thank you for your understanding.