Working with Citizens Advice

​Citizens Advice are one of the UK’s largest charities.  They exist to help people navigate difficult situations, know their rights, and get the support they’re entitled to without cost, judgement, or pressure. 

​In this session, you’ll meet the people who specialise in supporting volunteers and employees. By the end of the session, you’ll have a clearer idea on:

• ​Citizens Advice – what they do, where they are heading

• ​The volunteering opportunities: what do Citizens Advice need and how can you help?

• ​The job opportunities – what roles do they need and how do you get them?

​As with most Brave Starts sessions, you will meet the Citizens Advice employees. You’ll be put into break outs so you can ask you own questions. The format is informal – this is your chance to meet and connect with one of the most engaging and human charities dealing directly with beneficiaries. 

​This is a fantastic chance to meet great people and to meet your fellow members also interested in non profit organisational roles.  

​About Kiran Nahal

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​About Anna Rojek

​Anna is Head of People and Culture at Citizens Advice Stockport, Oldham, Rochdale and Trafford. She is a Leadership & Neurodiversity Coach, passionate about unlocking human potential, building inclusive cultures, and creating the conditions where both people and performance thrive.

​About Eleanor Roberts

​Eleanor is a Corporate Volunteering Officer at Citizens Advice. She works in partnership with CSR, ESG, and HR teams with a focus on building successful and sustainable partnerships, to engage staff with the work they do and enhance their offer for young people and their families in Harpurhey and North Manchester.