Stressed About Debt?
High costs of energy, food and fuel mean that many people are finding it impossible to keep up, worrying about debt or falling behind on bills. The Citizens Advice network in Scotland is here for you, with free, confidential and impartial advice in a variety of ways. Sensory Loss Advice Workers x 2 (1 Sight Loss and 1 Hearing Loss) - Stirling District Citizens Advice Bureau Ltd
Stirling CAB, Forth Valley Sensory Centre and its satellites with extensive travel across Forth Valley Type of contract:
2 year fixed term to January 2027, tied specifically to National Lottery Improving Lives funding (possible extension thereafter depending on funding) Salary:
£29,616 per annum plus 5% employer’s contributory pension More about the job
The Forth Valley CAB Sensory Loss Advice Service (SLAS) is a new and innovative approach that extends and increases our ability to inclusively help people with sensory loss across Forth Valley access advice, information, support and representation in relation to Money, Debt and Benefits, kindly supported by National Lottery. It is unique, in that Stirling District Citizens Advice Bureau Ltd (SDCAB) is introducing a specialist advice service for households experiencing sensory loss, i.e., individuals and their families and carers across the Forth Valley region, named the Forth Valley CAB Sensory Loss Advice Service (SLAS). SDCAB will lead the service in collaboration with the other Forth Valley CABs (Denny & Dunipace, Clackmannanshire, Falkirk, and Grangemouth) and the Forth Valley Sensory Centre (FVSC). SDCAB will employ two Sensory Specialist advice workers, one being a BSL competent worker, to support people with hearing and sight loss with information, advice, casework support, technical advocacy, and representation. They will work proactively with the FVSC, its satellites, and Centre Service Users, and via a wide range of referral partners. The Sensory Specialist advice workers will support people who are deaf or have hearing loss and/or people who are blind or have sight loss, with information, advice, casework support, technical advocacy, and representation on Money, Debt, and Benefit and related issues (e.g., Housing, Employment rights) and facilitate clients to access the additional help and support they need. Advisers will work proactively with Forth Valley Sensory Centre (FVSC) and its satellites, Centre Users, and a wide range of referral partners to raise awareness of the service and to engage and support service users. How to apply:
For further information and an application form please use the links at the bottom of this page or visit our website at
www.stirlingcab.org.uk .
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High costs of energy, food and fuel mean that many people are finding it impossible to keep up, worrying about debt or falling behind on bills. The Citizens Advice network in Scotland is here for you, with free, confidential and impartial advice in a variety of ways. Sensory Loss Advice Workers x 2 (1 Sight Loss and 1 Hearing Loss) - Stirling District Citizens Advice Bureau Ltd
Stirling CAB, Forth Valley Sensory Centre and its satellites with extensive travel across Forth Valley Type of contract:
2 year fixed term to January 2027, tied specifically to National Lottery Improving Lives funding (possible extension thereafter depending on funding) Salary:
£29,616 per annum plus 5% employer’s contributory pension More about the job
The Forth Valley CAB Sensory Loss Advice Service (SLAS) is a new and innovative approach that extends and increases our ability to inclusively help people with sensory loss across Forth Valley access advice, information, support and representation in relation to Money, Debt and Benefits, kindly supported by National Lottery. It is unique, in that Stirling District Citizens Advice Bureau Ltd (SDCAB) is introducing a specialist advice service for households experiencing sensory loss, i.e., individuals and their families and carers across the Forth Valley region, named the Forth Valley CAB Sensory Loss Advice Service (SLAS). SDCAB will lead the service in collaboration with the other Forth Valley CABs (Denny & Dunipace, Clackmannanshire, Falkirk, and Grangemouth) and the Forth Valley Sensory Centre (FVSC). SDCAB will employ two Sensory Specialist advice workers, one being a BSL competent worker, to support people with hearing and sight loss with information, advice, casework support, technical advocacy, and representation. They will work proactively with the FVSC, its satellites, and Centre Service Users, and via a wide range of referral partners. The Sensory Specialist advice workers will support people who are deaf or have hearing loss and/or people who are blind or have sight loss, with information, advice, casework support, technical advocacy, and representation on Money, Debt, and Benefit and related issues (e.g., Housing, Employment rights) and facilitate clients to access the additional help and support they need. Advisers will work proactively with Forth Valley Sensory Centre (FVSC) and its satellites, Centre Users, and a wide range of referral partners to raise awareness of the service and to engage and support service users. How to apply:
For further information and an application form please use the links at the bottom of this page or visit our website at
www.stirlingcab.org.uk .
#J-18808-Ljbffr
