Lincoln and District Citizens Advice Bureau Ltd

Opportunities

Advice Session Supervisor

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Generalist Adviser

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CAB Adviser

Volunteer advisers are the key in helping CAB clients solve their problems; whether in a bureau, at the end of a telephone, responding to letters, at an outreach session or even in someone's own home.

They see at first hand how so many people cope with enormous problems, with serious disability and long-term sickness, with unemployment, relationship breakdowns, with money problems and threat of losing their homes.

Our advisers learn a great deal from meeting many different clients and so, as a bureau, we are able to contribute to the social policy work of our national organisation. This task highlights injustices and influences government legislation. All our volunteer advisers are fully trained. You do not need to have any particular qualification or experience, but the following abilities are key to the role

If you answered YES to most of these questions, then why not consider joining the voluntary sector by becoming a CAB adviser - a really challenging and rewarding occupation that makes a difference to the local community?

Other Roles

We also need volunteers to help us as Trustees, with administration, social policy or with occasional gardening or D.I.Y.

How to Volunteer

To volunteer locally, call in at the Beaumont Fee premises in Lincoln.

If you are not in the local area, click on the button below to open the Citizens Advice application form