Data Protection Act 2018
As part of the recruitment procedure we may collect and store sensitive personal data about you. We are required by law to obtain your consent to such data being recorded. It is our policy to store data relating to recruitment procedures for up to a year after the date on which it is submitted. Any information of this nature will be treated confidentially. Sensitive personal data is defined as information relating to any of the following: racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious beliefs, trade union membership, health, sexuality or sex life, offences and/or convictions. Click here to read our privacy policy.
Why we Volunteer
Cathy’s Story
I’m a retired solicitor so I enjoy being able to use the skills and knowledge I gained during my career. I’ve also learned new skills, I’d never have thought I would be doing benefits checks for people. I enjoy helping people and am passionate about working in a service that provides quality advice for free.
Shaun’s Story
I started volunteering in 2016, after my sister suggested I looked into volunteering. When I first started I didn’t really know what to expect. Everyone has been friendly and supportive. I enjoy the fact that no two days are the same and that I have been given the opportunity to develop my role within Citizens Advice.
Stacey’s Story
My previous career in Social Work gave me the skills and experience to help people who use this valuable service. In exchange I am regaining my confidence after a lengthy career break.
Cathy’s Story
I’m a retired solicitor so I enjoy being able to use the skills and knowledge I gained during my career. I’ve also learned new skills, I’d never have thought I would be doing benefits checks for people. I enjoy helping people and am passionate about working in a service that provides quality advice for free.
Shaun’s Story
I started volunteering in 2016, after my sister suggested I looked into volunteering. When I first started I didn’t really know what to expect. Everyone has been friendly and supportive. I enjoy the fact that no two days are the same and that I have been given the opportunity to develop my role within Citizens Advice.
Stacey’s Story
My previous career in Social Work gave me the skills and experience to help people who use this valuable service. In exchange I am regaining my confidence after a lengthy career break.