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United Way of Connecticut Inc. is seeking a Contact Center Specialist for Information & Referral/Housing on the third shift in Rocky Hill, CT. The role involves handling calls, chats and emails, providing referrals for housing and basic needs, and ensuring accurate documentation.
The position offers a hybrid schedule after training, competitive pay of $21.30/hour, and benefits. Training and ongoing coaching support a mission-driven team dedicated to helping vulnerable populations achieve
|Location: Rocky Hill, CT (Hybrid after training)
|Schedule: Third Shift| Typically 11:00 PM – 7:00 AM
|Pay: Starting at $21.30/hour
Be the Connection That Helps People Find Stability - Step into a Role Where One Call Can Change a Life.
Competitive Pay – $21.30/hour plus great benefits.Hybrid Schedule – after training, enjoy flexibility with 4 remote days and 1 in-office day. Mission-Driven Work – help people find safety, stability and hope.
You’ll be the calm, knowledgeable guide who helps people find their footing:
Every day is different—but always meaningful.
If you love variety and purpose, you’ll thrive here.
We’ve got your back—every step of the way.
Multiple positions currently available
November 4, 2026
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