Position Summary: The Council on Aging (COA) Director is the primary administrator responsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing programs and services for the elderly population of Holbrook, MA. Reporting to the Select Board, the Director collaborates with town departments, community organizations, and senior advocacy groups to ensure comprehensive services that enhance senior quality of life.

We are seeking a candidate who is highly organized and unruffled by the dynamic nature of events management. The chosen personnel will be flexible and able to pivot quickly. This is a highly likeable person, even keeled with a focus on professionalism.

The Council on Aging Director is responsible for overseeing the daily operations, programming, and administration of the Pittsfield Senior Center.

Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of older adults? Do you have the vision, energy, and leadership skills to inspire a dynamic team and create a vibrant community for our seniors? If so, we want YOU to be our next Director of the Council on Aging!

COA / Senior Center Administrative Program Assistant

NEET provides dependable and compassionate transportation assistance to older adults aged 60+, ensuring that they can access vital medical appointments with ease and peace of mind through our dedicated team of volunteers.

Job Description: Under the supervision of the Administrator, the Program Coordinator coordinates bookkeeping responsibilities and other daily administrative assignments, including possible technical and marketing assistance. This is an in-office position located in Amesbury, MA.

This part-time position (19 hours per week) evaluates the needs of Weston older adults referred to the COA providing information referral and counseling services; all other related work as required. Responsible for development and promotion of dementia-friendly initiatives both internally at the COA and with community groups and businesses to create opportunities for people living with dementia as well as their caregivers to feel welcome and understood as they engage with community services or social events.