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MindOut recuiting for a Trans Advocacy Worker

MindOut the LGBT mental health charity are recruiting a Trans Advocacy Worker to Join their busy LGBTQ Advocacy Service.

Trans Advocacy Worker

21 hours per week

£22,500 pro rata (£13,500 per annum)

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Join our busy LGBTQ Advocacy Service.

You will help us set up this pioneering service for Brighton & Hove’s Trans communities in partnership with the Trans Alliance.

You will be providing advice, information and advocacy case work for all issues affecting trans lives.

You will need good experience of trans care pathways, mental health and community development.

This post is funded until March 2017.

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For an application pack: click here:

Or send a large SAE to: MindOut, Community Base, 113 Queens Road, Brighton BN1 3XG
Closing date: Thursday, March 24

Interviews will be held: Monday, April 4

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