Job Bank
Ask about age-appropriate opportunities that help young people build skills, responsibility, and community connections.
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Share your time, ideas, experience, or talents to help youth and families thrive in Chester, Deep River, and Essex.
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Ask about age-appropriate opportunities that help young people build skills, responsibility, and community connections.
Tell us about a talent, hobby, or experience you may be able to share with youth in a coordinated program setting.
Connect with the Substance Misuse Prevention Coalition and support local education, awareness, and prevention efforts.
Express interest in helping guide Tri-Town’s mission, governance, and long-term service to local youth and families.
Join community members who strengthen Tri-Town through outreach, connection, events, and other forms of support.
Support accessible prevention, education, skill-building, and connection for youth and families across the tri-town area.
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Opportunities depend on current program needs and availability. Some roles may require training, screening, or additional approval.
Yes—young people can ask about the Job Bank and other age-appropriate ways to build skills or serve the community. A parent or caregiver may need to be involved depending on age and activity.
Not always. Tell us what you enjoy, what you know, and how much time you may have. Tri-Town can let you know whether a current need is a good match.
Some needs may be short-term or event-based, while others require an ongoing commitment. Include your preferred schedule in the comments field.
Not every role involves direct contact with young people. Any youth-facing role is coordinated by Tri-Town and may have role-specific training, supervision, or screening requirements.
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