Jobs at Ampact

Provides peer support to individuals in substance use recovery by building relationships, connecting participants with social-service resources, helping set goals and recovery action plans, tracking progress, and sharing personal recovery experience. The role includes ongoing training, community engagement, and individualized mentoring.

Supports recovery-focused nonprofit or public-agency projects through community engagement, research and data collection, focus groups, health and education campaigns, volunteer mobilization, and workforce development. Members receive training, conduct recovery-pathway education, participate in professional development, and share lived experience with the community. The role requires a dependable schedule, basic computer proficiency, English fluency, and successful background-check completion.

Provides peer support to individuals in recovery by building relationships, mentoring participants, connecting them with social service resources, helping set goals and recovery action plans, tracking progress, and sharing personal recovery experience. The role requires participation in training, including Peer Recovery Support training, and operates on a full-time or part-time AmeriCorps schedule.

Provides peer support to individuals in recovery by building relationships, mentoring participants, connecting them with social service resources, setting goals, tracking recovery plans, and sharing lived recovery experience. The role includes training, professional development, and community engagement. Applicants must have at least one uninterrupted year in recovery from substance use disorder, basic computer skills, a high school diploma or equivalent, and eligibility to serve as a U.S. citizen, national, or lawful permanent resident.

Provide peer support and mentoring to individuals in recovery. Build participant relationships, connect people with social service resources, help establish recovery goals and action plans, track progress, share personal recovery experience, and complete ongoing training. The role requires at least one uninterrupted year in recovery, basic computer skills, English fluency, and successful background-check completion.

Coordinate community recovery projects for nonprofit or public-agency service sites. Responsibilities include supporting research and data collection, facilitating focus groups, advancing health and education campaigns, mobilizing volunteers, conducting recovery-pathway training, engaging the community, and participating in professional development. The role is a full-time or part-time AmeriCorps service position running September 2026 through July 2027.

Provide peer support to individuals in substance use recovery by building relationships, mentoring participants, connecting them with social service resources, setting goals, developing recovery action plans, tracking progress, and sharing personal recovery experience. Complete training and professional development while maintaining a scheduled service commitment.

Provides peer recovery support to individuals maintaining substance use recovery. Builds participant relationships, offers mentoring based on personal recovery experience, connects people with social service resources, helps set goals and recovery action plans, tracks progress, and participates in ongoing training. The role requires at least one uninterrupted year in recovery, basic computer skills, English fluency, and successful background-check completion.

Coordinate recovery-focused community projects for nonprofit or public agency service sites. Responsibilities include supporting research and data collection, facilitating focus groups, advancing health and education campaigns, mobilizing volunteers, conducting recovery-pathway training, and participating in professional development. The role requires dependable scheduling, basic computer skills, English fluency, and community engagement. Full-time and part-time AmeriCorps service options are available.

Supports nonprofit and public-agency recovery initiatives through community engagement, research and data collection, focus groups, health and education campaigns, volunteer mobilization, and recovery-pathway training. Members receive training, professional development, health insurance, childcare assistance, and education benefits while serving recovery communities during the 2026–27 program year.

Supports nonprofit and public-agency recovery initiatives through community engagement, research and data collection, focus groups, health and education campaigns, volunteer mobilization, workforce development, and recovery-pathway training. Members receive training and professional development while helping organizations expand services to communities affected by opioid use and recovery needs.

Provide peer mentoring and individualized support to people recovering from substance use disorders. Recovery Navigators build participant relationships, connect individuals with social service resources, help set goals and recovery action plans, track progress, share personal recovery experience, and complete ongoing training. The role requires at least one uninterrupted year in recovery, basic computer skills, dependable attendance, English fluency, and successful background screening.