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Citizens Advice Nottinghamshire Central and South invites applications for an Adviser on a Gambling Harm project. The role is a permanent, full-time position (37 hours per week) based across Ashfield and Beeston or Nottingham, Rushcliffe & Gedling, requiring a driving licence.
Salary starts at £24,990 to £26,344 per year, with incremental rises and experience-based progression. The adviser will provide high-quality, non-judgmental generalist advice, handle casework, and offer targeted support to
Salary: £24,990 – £26,344 per annum
Location: Nottighamshire
Workplace: Office based
Contract: Permanent
Hours per week: 37
Adviser Vacancy (Gambling Harm)
Salary: starting salary £24,990 – £26,344 per annum
(Starting salary dependant on experience plus incremental pay rises)
Permanent 37 hours per week
We have 2 roles available.
1 is based across our Ashfield and Beeston Office.
1 is based across Nottingham,Rushcliffe & Gedling.
We are looking for an adviser to join our team working on our brand new gambling harm project. As an adviser specialising in gambling harm you will deliver high-quality, non-judgmental generalist advice, casework, and targeted support to individuals affected by gambling-related harm, across Ashfield and Broxtowe. The postholder will provide advice and assistance in relation to interconnected issues such as complex debt, housing instability, and welfare benefits. Due to the location of these roles a driving licence is essential.
If you wish to be considered for this exciting opportunity you will need to demonstrate the following skills-
Closing date: 24th September 2026
Please note that Citizens Advice Nottinghamshire Central and South does not hold a sponsor licence and, therefore, cannot issue certificates of sponsorship under the points-based system. Please note that we do not apply for work permits or working visas.
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