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AdviceUK exists to improve the lives of people seeking social welfare advice, and we do this by supporting our members, partners and the communities in which they work. We continue today with experience and innovation, supporting hundreds of independent advice organisations across the UK. Find out more about our history and ongoing strategy.

Meet Our Team

We have a dedicated team, most of whom have expert knowledge of the advice sector and who thrive on the idea of making life better for AdviceUK members and the clients they serve. Meet our team.

Employee Benefits

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
As part of our commitment to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, any applicant with a disability who meets the minimum requirement of the person specification will be guaranteed an interview. Where there is a two-stage interview process; all disabled applicants will be guaranteed a first stage interview.

Flexible working
We support mutual flexible working arrangements in order to  support staff to balance work and personal commitments. On occasions staff may work more than their contracted hours and this time may be taken off as time off in lieu. We pay enhanced maternity pay to employees.

Hybrid working
We operate a hybrid working policy. All staff work from home but with the opportunity to work some of the time in our office in Aldgate, London. All staff are required to attend some face to face meetings, including our four staff meetings held each year.

Staff wellbeing
AdviceUK supports staff wellbeing through line management support as well with the help of our volunteer Mental Health Champions. We are looking to establish an employee assistance programme during 2024.

Salary policy
AdviceUK is committed to attracting and retaining the best possible staff and we work to ensure our salaries remain competitive for the charitable sector. We are also committed to ensuring no member of staff is paid below the Real Living Wage. AdviceUK is fully committed to the Scottish Government’s Fair Work First policy. As a public-facing charity, we recognise that the provision of an excellent service requires investment in, and fair treatment of, the people who work for us. Please see our full Fair Work First Statement.

Pensions
We operate a defined contributions workplace scheme. AdviceUK makes a contribution per annum which is reviewed annually.

 

Contact us if you would like to know more about becoming part of the AdviceUK team.

Or if you would be interested in partnering with AdviceUK, please see our Partnerships page.

 Latest News 

Advice in Accessible Settings 2026-2029.

Following a successful competitive tendering and procurement exercise, AdviceUK has been appointed by the Scottish Government once again, to distribute and manage the Advice in Accessible Settings fund. The fund, which began delivery in 2023 is being continued and increased in 2026-29 with up to £1.8 million available in small grants each year for the next 3 years, […]

Over the past few months, we have been doing a lot of reflecting on whether AdviceUK’s current training and qualification offer is still fit for purpose? Also what else members want AdviceUK ideally to provide in terms of learning and development support. It has been a pleasure to work with members from diverse areas of […]

AdviceUK responds to “The new Independent Appeals Body” consultation.

Drawing on the experiences of its member organisations, which provide frontline, independent and free immigration and asylum advice, AdviceUK has responded to the Home Office’s “The new Independent Appeals Body” consultation.   We support the Government’s efforts  to reduce delays and backlogs in the immigration and asylum appeals system. However, the current proposals set out in the consultation are unlikely to achieve these aims. If anything, they risk creating further inefficiencies, delays, and exacerbating existing problems in the system.   Our members in the immigration and asylum advice sector tell us that the […]

AdviceUK responds to the BBC report on rogue immigration advisers

Responding to the BBC’s report on rogue immigration advisers, Dr Zubaida Haque, Head of Policy, Programmes and Media at AdviceUK said:   “We are really saddened to hear people desperately needing advice are exploited by rogue immigration advisers charging extortionate fees for poor and negligent advice. Our members in the independent advice sector regularly observe this. The impact on individuals can be catastrophic. The Brushstrokes […]