Financial Wellbeing Adviser

Do you want to empower people to build a brighter financial future? Are you passionate about social impact and helping clients in need?

We are seeking a dedicated Financial Wellbeing Adviser to join our team in London. In this frontline role, you'll play a vital role in supporting adult male ex-offenders to improve their financial wellbeing and reduce their risk of re-offending.

About the Role

As a Financial Wellbeing Adviser, you'll be a key part of our Justice team, working closely with clients to address their financial needs, build budgeting skills, and manage debt.

You'll:

Conduct assessments to understand individual needs and develop personalized action plans.
Help clients access benefits, manage finances, and obtain essential documents.
Provide support and guidance on financial literacy topics like budgeting and debt management.
Advocate for clients with creditors and offer support in navigating complex debt issues.
Deliver evidence-based interventions and training to empower clients with financial knowledge.
Work collaboratively with a range of partners, including probation staff, housing providers, and other support services.

What we're looking for

A confident and professional approach to supporting clients from diverse backgrounds.
The ability to motivate and empower clients to change through individual and group work.
Strong case management skills and the ability to prioritise effectively.
Experience working with the criminal justice system or disadvantaged populations (desirable).
Excellent communication skills with the ability to adapt your message to different audiences.
A commitment to equality and diversity.
A willingness to travel and work flexibly across various locations in London.

Benefits

Competitive salary of £27,300 per annum
Opportunity to make a positive social impact
Supportive and collaborative work environment
Access to training and development opportunities

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