We're recruiting
Advice Worker
Advice Worker
- 28 hours weekly: Based 2 days in SIPP - Bermondsey, SE16 3UQ and 2 days in LICC - Lewisham, SE6 2AZ
- Salary: £28,100-£29,928 pro rata
- Reporting to: Richard Smyth (SIPP) & Kathleen Sheridan (LICC)
- For further information phone Richard on 020 7237 5841
- Closing date for applications: 24th February
- Download application form and Job Description
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Crisis and Support Grants for Irish people in south London.
We administer a hardship grant which is available for those who are struggling financially.
The Benevolent Society of St Patrick Grant is a registered charity that provides grants to distressed people who are Irish, or of Irish descent, and who live in Greater London. The grants are small, are not available from other sources, but make a substantial difference to the lives of the recipients. They may help pay for items of clothing or footwear, essential household items, emergency support, funeral travel expenses, and provision of documents such as passports to enable access to other support.
The Society was formed in 1783 to assist the Irish poor in London, without consideration of “religion, sect or party”. In 1820, the Society opened its own non-denominational schools in Lambeth. Sadly, this sort of assistance is as necessary in the 21st century as it was in the 18th century. Trusted Assessors identify greatest need. These grants range from £50 to £250.
To be eligible for the BSOSP grant, you need to meet specific criteria. Click here for more information. To apply for this grant from SIPP, you will need to fill in our application form and send it to info@irishinlondon.org.
We administer a hardship grant which is available for those who are struggling financially.
The Benevolent Society of St Patrick Grant is a registered charity that provides grants to distressed people who are Irish, or of Irish descent, and who live in Greater London. The grants are small, are not available from other sources, but make a substantial difference to the lives of the recipients. They may help pay for items of clothing or footwear, essential household items, emergency support, funeral travel expenses, and provision of documents such as passports to enable access to other support.
The Society was formed in 1783 to assist the Irish poor in London, without consideration of “religion, sect or party”. In 1820, the Society opened its own non-denominational schools in Lambeth. Sadly, this sort of assistance is as necessary in the 21st century as it was in the 18th century. Trusted Assessors identify greatest need. These grants range from £50 to £250.
To be eligible for the BSOSP grant, you need to meet specific criteria. Click here for more information. To apply for this grant from SIPP, you will need to fill in our application form and send it to info@irishinlondon.org.
