Job Opportunities

Job description:

The Trinity Jubilee Center is a multi-service, secular agency located in downtown Lewiston. The Center operates five programs: a soup kitchen, food pantry and diaper bank, day program for the homeless, resource center and free clinic, and immigrant integration program. The Center serves more than 1,000 clients each week. This winter the Center moves into a new facility: be part of this growing team and help expand operations!

The Center has operated a small free clinic for more than a decade and will be able to significantly expand health services in the new building. The facility will include two medical exam rooms, a room for mental health services, and a room for substance misuse services. The Center has been approved to host an AmeriCorps member in a full-time role from January to August 2026. AmeriCorps is like domestic Peace Corps.

From the job description:

“As a GoodHealth Works AmeriCorps member at the Trinity Jubilee Center, you’ll be at the heart of expanding life-changing public health services for the community. You will be the lead person creating and leading the daily operations of these expanded services. Your work will include recruiting, scheduling, and supporting volunteer medical providers and connecting with local agencies to bring critical medical, mental health, and substance use services on-site, ensuring that people in need have access to care. From scheduling providers and patients to promoting services and identifying gaps, you’ll play a key role in strengthening the Center’s impact.

GoodHealth Works places members with community organizations in Maine to address CDC-determined public health needs for underserved populations. Beyond coordination, you’ll be hands-on in the day shelter, building relationships with guests and helping them access essential resources, including showers, laundry facilities, and harm reduction supplies like HIV tests and overdose reversal medication. Every day, you’ll be making a direct difference in people’s lives by removing barriers to care and ensuring they have the support they need.”