Mind in Salford is seeking a Welfare Rights Adviser to support people experiencing mental health difficulties with welfare rights, debt advice, budgeting and financial capability. You will manage a caseload through appointments, drop-ins and community settings.
You'll work with partners to improve services, maintain accurate case records and stay up to date with welfare rights policy and legislation. The role requires empathy for vulnerable adults and strong organisational skills.
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Welfare Rights & Debt Advisor — Flexible Hours in Salford employer: Mind in Salford
Mind in Salford is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive and inclusive work culture that prioritises the well-being of both employees and the community they serve. With opportunities for professional growth and development within the LGBTQIA+ sector, this role not only allows you to lead impactful therapeutic services but also fosters collaboration with dedicated leadership, ensuring a meaningful and rewarding career path in a hybrid working environment.
