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United Way of Connecticut, Inc. is seeking a dedicated Contact Center Specialist for Information & Referral/Housing in Rocky Hill, CT. The role operates on a third shift with hybrid work after training, typically 11:00 PM to 7:00 AM, and a starting pay of $21.30 per hour.
You will guide callers to housing resources, utilities, food, health care, and more to help them find stability. In this mission-driven position, you’ll document interactions, follow protocols, and collaborate with a supportive
|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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