Home administration assistant

Your help can prevent someone from accumulating significant debt or facing bailiffs. By providing an overview of their income and expenses and learning how to budget, you can offer them a future perspective. Your commitment and talent are vital and very welcome. You'll support them for anywhere from a few months to a year, averaging two to four hours per week, until they can continue independently.

What are you going to do?

1. getting to know each other, trusting each other

2. Identify the causes of the current situation

3. getting the administration in order

4. provide insight into income and expenditure

5. Suggest possibilities for allowances and money savings

6. keeping the administration

7. taking distance, so that the participant becomes increasingly independent

Volunteer Marleen (55) "I do this volunteer work because you can really help someone like that. And you come into contact with people you would otherwise never have met."

Do you have these qualities?

· You can deal well with people and guide them.

· You have an affinity with finances and with organizing administration.

· You can listen well and ask the right questions.

· You have patience and perseverance.

· It is very important that you do not take over the work, but help the participant to become independent.

Volunteer Hans (49) “ I see how people can get seriously caught up in the web of the debt industry. I help people get out of debt. That is very satisfying.”

What do we have to offer you?

· You will receive training, guidance and peer supervision.

· You will receive an expense allowance.

· We provide insurance.

· An annual volunteer outing.

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What makes the work worth doing?

It really makes us happy when our participants can say: 'Thanks to contact with a Humanitas volunteer, I can get my life back on track.