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-Provide advice to clients who are experiencing money problems -Equip people with the right knowledge and skills to manage their personal finances -Complete the debt advice process with clients by providing advice and casework on a range of debt solutions and strategies -Provide advice and casework on welfare benefits including benefit checks and helping with initial claims, mandatory reconsiderations and appeals -Continue to develop knowledge of welfare benefits and money advice to meet the needs of the service Take feedback from a variety of stakeholders and contribute to innovative changes
- Capable, calm (tolerant/patient) and thorough - Good organisational skills - Ability to dedicate a minimum of 4 hours per week - Ability to commit a minimum of three months (ideally longer) - Sense of humour and perspective - Ability to encourage and support children and vulnerable adults - Ability to communicate effectively - Able to work as part of a small diverse team - Ability to maintain confidentiality - A willingness to learn and show initiative - Some roles may require a DBS check which SCH will carry out on your behalf
Firstly, you'll make a direct impact by addressing hunger and food insecurity within the community. Additionally, you'll develop essential skills such as organization, communication, and customer service, while fostering meaningful relationships with fellow volunteers and clients. Contributing to the well-being of others brings personal fulfillment and a deeper awareness of food insecurity issues. With flexible scheduling options, you can volunteer at sessions that align with your availability, all while enhancing your resume and experiencing a profound sense of purpose.
Ability to dedicate a minimum of 4 hours per week (Remote and in person Working Hours) Meets virtually Every Saturday at 11:30m to 12:30pm
