Children First
Money Advisor

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Could you play a vital role in helping families overcome poverty and build brighter futures for Scotland's children?
Join Children First and be part of a once-in-a-generation transformation in how families access support to alleviate crisis, prevent harm and build long-term stability. As part of Scotland's mission to eradicate child poverty, we are expanding our Money Advice Service to ensure more families can access expert financial support when they need it most.
We've been preventing harm, supporting recovery and driving change since 1884. Today, our Money Advice Team works alongside families across Scotland, helping them maximise income, reduce debt, overcome financial hardship and build resilience for the future.
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This is an exciting opportunity to join our National Money Advice Team, supporting families both within local communities and remotely through our growing national service.
About the Role
As a Money Adviser, you will deliver specialist money, welfare benefits, debt and energy advice to children, young people and families across Scotland.
Working as part of our National Money Advice Team, you will provide advice through telephone, webchat and digital channels while also supporting local communities through home visits, workshops, school-based activity and community drop-in sessions.
You will work alongside local Children First teams, helping families access financial support, maximise household income and resolve debt and energy-related challenges. Through relationship-based practice, you will empower families to make informed decisions, improve financial resilience and create safer, more secure futures for their children.


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