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Financial Wellbeing Adviser

St Leonards
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Citizens Advice 1066 is looking for a Financial Wellbeing Adviser to support local people with money management, energy advice and digital inclusion skills. This is a rewarding role where you'll help individuals build confidence, reduce financial hardship and develop long-term financial resilience.

You'll work with people from a variety of backgrounds, delivering practical advice and guidance that helps them make informed financial decisions and access the support available to them.

What you'll be doing

  • Delivering financial capability advice and support
  • Helping clients improve money management and budgeting skills
  • Providing energy advice and support to tackle fuel poverty
  • Supporting digital inclusion and helping people access online services
  • Building relationships with community partners
  • Maintaining accurate records and monitoring information
  • Promoting financial resilience and wellbeing across local communities

We're Looking For Someone Who

  • Has experience delivering financial, energy or consumer advice
  • Understands the challenges faced by people experiencing financial hardship
  • Has strong communication and engagement skills
  • Is confident using IT systems and digital tools
  • Can work independently and manage their workload effectively
  • Enjoys helping people develop new skills and confidence
  • Shares our commitment to inclusion and community support

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What we offer

  • 31 days annual leave including bank holidays (rising with service). Pro rata for part-time.
  • Employer pension contribution
  • Employee wellbeing support
  • TOIL scheme
  • Training and development opportunities
  • A supportive and inclusive workplace

If you're passionate about helping people improve their financial wellbeing and want to work for an organisation that changes lives every day, we'd love to hear from you.

Interested in joining us? Visit https://www.citizensadvice1066.co.uk/getinvolved to download the full job pack and application form.

Please note: We do not accept CVs. Applications must be submitted using our application form.

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Skills

Financial Capability Advice
Money Management
Budgeting
Energy Advice
Digital Inclusion
Case Management
Communication
IT Proficiency
Community Engagement
Client Support

Location

St Leonards, Scotland, United Kingdom

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