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Trojan Wellbeing

Authorised Utility Warehouse Partner

London
Posted about 23 hours ago
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Company Description

Trojan Wellbeing is focused on supporting frontline workers and their families through a structured network of Welfare Support Officers and peer support initiatives. The group promotes early intervention by identifying individuals who may be struggling and connecting them with timely, practical assistance. Services include mental health fitness screening for self-awareness, Mental Health First Aid Training delivered by experienced emergency responders, trauma management, and peer support. Trojan Wellbeing provides a safe, confidential environment where concerns can be discussed without impacting employment. The group also offers financial support by helping reduce household bills and generate funds for those facing financial hardship.

Role Description

The Authorised Utility Warehouse Partner at Trojan Wellbeing is a remote role focused on helping colleagues and clients reduce household bills and improve financial resilience. Day-to-day tasks include reviewing utility and household service needs, presenting cost-saving options, and supporting individuals in transitioning to more efficient and affordable providers. The role involves clear communication, building trust-based relationships, and coordinating with Trojan Wellbeing’s welfare and peer support network to identify those who may benefit from financial assistance. The partner maintains accurate records, follows compliance and confidentiality requirements, and participates in ongoing training to stay current with available services and support programs.

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  • Candidates should possess skills related to Utilities, including an understanding of household services, cost-saving opportunities, and basic billing structures.
  • Candidates should possess strong Communication skills for explaining options clearly, conducting remote consultations, and engaging sensitively with individuals under stress.
  • Candidates should possess relevant Training experience or the ability to learn and deliver information sessions on financial wellbeing and utility management.
  • Candidates should possess familiarity with Food & Beverage or general household budgeting, supporting conversations about overall cost-of-living and savings.
  • Ability to work independently in a remote setting, manage time effectively, and handle confidential information with discretion.
  • Empathy, active listening, and a genuine interest in welfare, mental health awareness, and peer support.
  • Basic digital literacy, including using online platforms, spreadsheets, and communication tools.
  • Previous experience in customer service, financial services, utilities, or community support is beneficial, though not mandatory.
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Skills

Utilities Knowledge
Cost-saving Analysis
Communication Skills
Remote Consultation
Financial Wellbeing
Utility Management
Household Budgeting
Empathy
Active Listening
Digital Literacy
Customer Service
Financial Services
Time Management
Confidentiality
Relationship Building

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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