Peer Advisor Programme by St Giles Cymru

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Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, the Peer Advisor programme by St Giles Cymru is designed to support people with Lived Experience access Training and Support to develop a career as a Peer Mentor or Support worker. The programme includes seven 1 Day a week Group sessions focusing on the core principles and practices of support work, opportunity to identify volunteer work experiences and access to a Level 3 qualification in Advice & Guidance, alongside 121 support.

If you have clients that may be interested in the programme, please feel free to share the flyer, project info and application form or contact us for more information. Links as follows:

The ASPIRE Hub 2.pdf

01 Peer Advisor Application Form (2022).docx

The next start date for our Peer Advisor Programme will be Tuesday the 12^th of September at our Cardiff Office.

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