Welcome to BelEve
Empowering girls and young women to become leaders of their world. We want to change this narrative by providing girls with guidance, support and a strong network of positive female roles models to inspire, support and develop them into successful ambitious girls and young women.
We are looking for a Social Media Intern
Do you love all things social media?
Do you love to write, edit and grab people’s attention?
Do you get obsessed with algorithms and can passionately grow social channels to the right audience?
Are you enthusiastic, creative, and able to take initiative?
This is a great opportunity to join our team!
closing date – 29th April 2019
Testimonials
I’ve never really taken time out to do this but I would like to show my appreciation to the founders of BelEve UK and thank them for every opportunity they’ve presented me with.
BelEve UK have inspired, empowered and supported me through several academic and personal scenarios in my life. As old as I am, I still need guidance and positive role models.
Interning at BelEve made me realise that being a writer was definitely the right career path for me. I had to write blogs as part of my internship and I thoroughly enjoyed writing about different topics that affected young girls and women. It was an opportunity to express my opinion and give BelEve’s website a personal touch. Chyloe and Ashleigh were very supportive and understanding throughout my internship. Their passion and dedication to BelEve is inspiring.
Working for BelEve has been an exciting opportunity for me. This small and intimate organisation has enlightened me to the hard work these lovely ladies put into their girls. I inherited various responsibilities across departments such as, design, research, marketing and social media, which I wouldn’t have otherwise working for a larger company. This has now provided me with a wide range of skills which can help me further my career in this sector. Furthermore, assisting with their workshops, not only opened my eyes to the need for BelEve’s services, but taught me and reminded me to love myself. Lastly, the energy, laughter and kindness of Ashleigh and Chyloe, meant that I saw my duties with BelEve has a hobby rather than a job and I will miss being a part of their journey.
BelEve is an organisation with a social mission to empower girls to foster strength of character, change the way they view and feel about themselves, and embrace their unique individuality. Since working with our girls at Sandhurst Primary School we have noticed a definite paradigm shift in the way our girls view and feel about themselves by changing the way they think and act one step at a time.
On behalf of Lambeth Career Clusters and our partner organisation London South Bank University, I would like to thank the whole team for the excellent work undertaken throughout the delivery of BelEve’s most innovative and inspiring programme for Looked After Children in secondary schools. The impact of your well planned and executed sessions on students was profound, enabling them to further formulate plans around future careers and develop their personal aspirations. We have sincerely enjoyed working with such consummate professionals who exuded excellence throughout and look forward to the opportunity of working with BelEve in the future.
BelEve UK ran a very successful and well attended series of workshops for us in 2017, helping our young ladies gain insights and skills into greater self-belief and forward planning. The feedback was very positive and we intend repetition in due course.
BelEve Uk have delivered 2 programmes at Addey and Stanhope school. Each time I have found the facilitators an absolute pleasure to work with, they are well organised and build a special rapport with the girls in the group. I have recognised positive changes in students on completion of the programme. The girls are more driven and have started to explore their thought process more in relation to decision making for their future. BelEve UK support young females to acknowledge that they are in their own driving seat. Each workshop addresses many issues young people face today, that in some cases potentially hinder development and growth. Chyloe and Ashleigh work hard to break down those barriers!
Our Purpose
“55% of girls aged 7- 21 say gender stereotypes affect their ability to say what they think” – girlguiding report 2017
42% of girls aged 7-10 think boys are better than girls at being strong
95% of girls aged 11-21 said the advertising industry should show more positive diverse representations of girls and women
Funders
