Locations: B&NES, Gloucestershire, London
Day Rate: £275 + expenses


​Clean Slate has an exciting opportunity for experienced, freelance tutors to deliver money skills workshops at our Quids In Centres in B&NES, Gloucestershire and North Wales.

Our established programmes of training and support have already benefited over 2,000 tenants, claimants and low paid earners and we are looking for an enthusiastic and engaging individual, with a genuine understanding of the challenges faced by our target audience, to help us increase our reach and impact.

Join our team and help people from lower income communities become better off.

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​To apply, send a CV and cover letter to daniel@cleanslateltd.co.uk

Location:  Tower Hamlets
Salary:  £25,500 - 27,500 pro rata (dependent on experience)
Hours: 11.5 - 16 hours per week

Exciting part-time opportunity to take the lead on a start-up operation in London/ South East. Flexible hours available to make a practical difference in communities affected by child poverty, food insecurity and the challenges falling out of welfare reform. Join a team that is big on ideas and passion for making a difference but needing an extra pair of capable hands to meet demand in East London over the next six months.

Clean Slate Training & Employment CIC and Quids in!, the money skills initiative, have come together to open Quids In Centres in a number of locations around the UK to help low income households stretch and grow their budgets. They engage social tenants, benefit claimants and low paid earners to become better off through improved money skills, employability and digital access.

Clean Slate delivers training (money and employment workshops) and support (peer-led outreach) while Quids in! produces a quarterly magazine, a monthly money email service (see here) and guides to, eg, Universal Credit or taking on a new tenancy.

Clean Slate is seeking a Service Coordinator, (initially fixed term for six months), to deliver frontline services including the Quids in! ‘3 Bs’ money skills training workshops. You will also manage a small team of Peer Workers, supporting them to provide basic support and information to people from their communities and signposting them to more specialist services as appropriate. You will help us harness communities’ ability to help themselves. We will engage, invest in and employ people from disadvantaged neighbourhoods who speak the right language and understand the cultures and motivations of local people.

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To apply, please send a CV and cover letter to daniel@cleanslateltd.co.uk telling us why you’re the ideal candidate for the post, referring to the role description. 

​Closing date: 31st January 2020.

£20,000 - £22,000 per year
Contract, Part-time

Clean Slate is looking for a motivated individual willing to go the extra mile for people in housing need or crisis in the Bath & North East Somerset area.

Although a core member of Clean Slate’s team, the post is part of DHI’s Reach housing advice team, so your ability to work under your own initiative, as part of a team and remotely promoting our values will be essential.

Day to day duties will include the support of individuals facing eviction or requiring help and direction on other housing issues. Although experience is a definite advantage, training is provided and help from a supportive team is ongoing.

Clean Slate is one of three partners delivering the Reach service, which is led and managed by DHI. We bring background knowledge on ways to support individuals to manage their money, improve their employment prospects and develop their digital skills, which Reach partners recognise as important to preventing future housing crises among Reach users. 

Clean Slate provides two part-time workers to work within the Reach team, which is based at DHI's offices and in the community. The successful candidate will be an employee of Clean Slate and, although they will be managed by the Reach manager who is employed by DHI, they will also be involved in the development of Clean Slate's goals to help people on low incomes stretch and grow their incomes and work towards independence.​

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Closing date: 5pm on 5th February 2020

To apply, please send a CV and cover letter to daniel@cleanslateltd.co.uk telling us why you’re the ideal candidate for the post, referring to the role description.