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CAB Addiction Advice Project Worker (Fixed-term; Job share) - Forth Valley CAB Addiction Advice Project

Job Details

Job title
CAB Addiction Advice Project Worker (Falkirk/Clackmannanshire)
Closing date
Monday 18 July 2022
Location
Stirling
Hours per week
28 hours per week, flexible to meet the demands of the Service. These posts may include occasional evening and weekend work. A relevant secondment would be considered.
Type of contract
Fixed term for three years tied directly to the Henry Smith Foundation funding (continuation dependent on funding)
Salary
£27,117 pro rata for 28 hrs; 5% employer’s contributory pension; 29 days Annual Leave, plus 10 days public holidays pro rata.

More about the job

About the job

The three FTE CAB Addiction Advice Project workers cover Forth Valley Alcohol Drug Partnership area. One FTE based in Stirling, Falkirk and Clackmannanshire. Proximity and access to advice on the frontline is essential and the workers would construct their availability and geographic location to maximise opportunity for substance recovery staff and clients to engage with the minimum of obstacles.

Appointment to this post is conditional on two satisfactory references and a current PVG certificate.

Main Purpose of the role:

  • to provide immediate advice, information and representation to vulnerable individuals engaged in the Alcohol or Substance recovery process, recovery cafes, provide 2nd tier consultancy support to colleagues within Forth Valley Alcohol or Substance recovery services and where necessary, refer and support clients to access appropriate advice agencies
  • The advice and representation offered will focus on the consequences of the Welfare Reform Act and the economic downturn – seeking to resolve the practical barriers and stressors that inhibit Alcohol or Substance misuse recovery – primarily (but not exclusively) Money, Benefits, Debt, and Housing  
  • To represent clients at Social Security Appeal Tribunals and Disability Appeal tribunals focusing on those which are a consequence of Welfare reform and the economic downturn.
  • Delivering a series of training sessions to front line ADP workers primarily, (but not exclusively) on Money, Benefits, Debt, Financial capacity, Employment rights and Housing
How to apply

Further details and an application form can be downloaded using the links at the bottom of this page or can be requested by email: 

craiganderson@stirlingcab.casonline.org.uk or

angelamulraney@stirlingcab.casonline.org.uk  

For further information contact Craig Anderson, CEO on 01786 464773 (from 11th July 2022)

CLOSING DATE: Noon on Monday 18 July 2022

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