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Assistant to Project Director- Fairfield CARES

@ Fairfield Public Schools
Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
$25/hrOnsitePart Time
Responsibilities:facilitate engagement, coordinate meetings, support administration
Requirements Summary:Bachelor’s in Social Service, Public Health, or related field or pursuing degree; two years alcohol/drug prevention or related public health experience; strong organization and communication skills.
Technical Tools Mentioned:Microsoft Office, Internet Applications
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    Assistant to Project Director- Fairfield CARES JobID: 2890
  • Position Type:
      Other/Assistant Project Director

  • Date Posted:
      4/13/2026

  • Location:
      Administrative Offices

  • Date Available:
      ASAP

  • Closing Date:
      04/21/2026

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    Fairfield CARES - Assistant to Project Director
     

    MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
     Bachelor's Degree in Social Service, Public Health, or related Field or pursuing a degree in these fields, two years of relevant experience in alcohol and drug prevention work, or related public health topics, or any satisfactory combination of education, experience and training that demonstrates the knowledge, abilities and skills listed below.

    ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
     The Assistant Project Director will be responsible for facilitating Youth engagement in the Coalition, assist in administration for the Drug-Free Community Support Program (DFC grant), working closely with the coalition and Fairfield Public Schools to plan and implement substance abuse prevention initiatives. This position will assist the Director in strengthening the coalition efforts to reduce youth alcohol and drug use by building partnerships across local sectors, maintain meeting notes, assist in organizing meetings, sharing resources, and coordinating training. Additional responsibilities include monitoring and enriching the Coalition's social media accounts, attend all Coalition meetings and take meeting notes to be posted and distributed as required. Key skills include strong organization, effective communication, public speaking, and the ability to engage diverse audiences in group facilitation.
    Proficiency in MS Office, internet applications, and the ability to learn new concepts quickly are essential. The ideal candidate will be self-motivated, capable of independent work, and experienced in working with various community stakeholders.

    SALARY: 
    $25.00 per hour for a maximum of 19 hours per week

    STARTING DATE:
    ASAP

    FILING DATE:
    4/21/2026

     
      For additional information contact:
      Maureen Finnegan
      Program Director of Student Support and Mental  Services 
      [email protected]