Citizens Advice Hull & East Riding (CAHER) is a busy, progressive and dynamic service serving a city and a large rural county. CAHER work together to make a positive difference in the lives of our clients.

This is an exciting project, funded by the ICB for an initial period until 31^st March 2027, with the possibility of extension. The post-holder will deliver generalist advice services in a variety of community venues across the city. Locations will be shaped by quarterly mapping exercises of data and listening to the voluntary sector and public sector partners as to where the need is greatest.  

Unless applying for a traineeship, the post holder should have knowledge of the current law and policy in relation to welfare rights and money advice and at least 1-year experience of providing legal advice on a wide range of issues to members of the public.

You will have the ability to work both independently with minimum supervision, and as part of a team and to be confident using a wide range of IT systems. IT Equipment will be provided.

Traineeship 

If you are interested in this opportunity but do not have the relevant experience, please apply demonstrating which transferable skills you have and how you can develop into the role.

We will be looking for the ability to meet the person specification and deliver the job to the required standards within six months. Full training will be offered.

We are interested in driven, passionate individuals who have a desire to help clients and are able to deliver advice in a target-driven environment.

For more details and to download an application form, please see the links below. CVs will not be accepted.