Willimantic Shelter in Need of Executive Director

Willimantic Shelter in Need of Executive Director

Posted on September 30, 2021 in: News

The Sisters of Charity of Our Lady, Mother of the Church seek a full-time Executive Director for Holy Family Home and Shelter in Willimantic CT,

Sponsored by the Sisters of Charity, this 26-bed not-for-profit facility is funded by HUD, FEMA, and other grantors.

"The successful applicant will be a powerful voice for the homeless, committed to faithful stewardship while developing community among a diverse population", Mother Marie Julie, SCMC said. "They must possess skills necessary for effective leadership and government grant writing."

Please send resume to Sisters of Charity at sistermariejulie@gmail.com.

Please, share this opportunity with family and friends.

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