Key Responsibilities:
*Assist offenders with financial issues through capacity-building, personal finance management, debt repayment plans, and access to benefits or third-sector support
*Work with participants in prison settings to help them access benefits and resolve debt issues.
*Provide personal spending advice and budgetary skills training.
*Communicate with utility suppliers, creditors, banks, and credit unions.
*Develop positive relationships with participants to create action plans.
*Adapt support to service user learning styles (face-to-face, telephony).
*Ensure progress by following up on service user actions.
*Advocate for additional support options (e.g., food banks, credit unions).
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