Adviser - Help through Hardship helpline (Food Bank) Remote
Job description
Position: Adviser - Help through Hardship helpline (Food Bank)
Location: Remote
Closing date: 14 July 2023
Role details
Job title:
Adviser - Help through Hardship helpline (Food Bank)
Location:
Remote
Salary:
Salary Range: £26,500-£28,500 pro rata according to experience
Salary pro rata:
Yes
London allowance:
No
Hours per week:
Part-time 2.5 – 4 days available
Type of contract:
Fixed term
End date of contract:
31.10.2023
Closing date for applications:
14.07.2023
Closing time:
09:00
Link to job pack for application and for more information:
www.cahf.org.uk/about-us/work-us/
Citizens Advice Hammersmith & Fulham is recruiting experienced advisers to deliver a free helpline service for people struggling to afford the basics. The service is a collaboration between Citizens Advice and Trussell Trust.
As a telephone adviser, you will help address the underlying causes of the hardship, maximise people’s income, as well as make a referral to a food bank if required. We are looking for someone confident in income maximisation and with a good knowledge of welfare benefits and of the wider advice landscape.
You will be provided with close support from our supervisor and have access to our wealth of reference resources. We have several part-time roles working between 2.5-4 days (fixed) starting as soon as possible with contracts running initially until October 2023 (with high likelihood of extension).
This role is predominantly remote working but advisers will be expected to visit our Hammersmith office for an initial training day and occasional team meetings for which travel will be reimbursed. We will provide a suitable laptop, telephony and headset.
Interview - we will interview on a rolling basis, with all shortlisted candidates asked to take a test (a mock client call and write up) and those achieving a satisfactory score invited to interview.
We reserve the right to close the applications earlier if suitable candidates are found. if suitable candidates are found so encourage early applications.
Every local Citizens Advice is a registered charity. Different application procedures are adopted by individual local Citizens Advice. Contact the relevant one as outlined in the information about this role. You should not send an application form to national Citizens Advice.
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