Volunteer Coordinator

The Volunteer Coordinator manages recruitment, onboarding, scheduling, and database maintenance for volunteers across all regions. They help volunteers understand their roles, connect them to the right team, and maintain organizational communications. This is ideal for individuals who enjoy people-centered administrative work.

Training Coordinator

This role maintains training modules, updates educational content, and ensures volunteers complete the required courses. They work closely with leadership to keep all organizational competencies aligned with evidence-based best practices.

Social Media Moderator

Moderators post content, manage comments, monitor DMs, and uphold a non-judgmental harm-reduction tone across platforms. They help shape HRC’s public voice and play a critical role in online community engagement.

Booking Coordinator

Booking Coordinators identify event opportunities, communicate with organizers, and manage the internal workflows that bring an event from inquiry to fully staffed activation. This role supports both nightlife and community bookings.

Remote Team – Admin & Logistics Support

These volunteers assist with mail-order requests, data entry, inventory tracking, and administrative follow-up. They help maintain the backbone of HRC’s logistics and ensure consistent service for individuals ordering supplies remotely.

Event Team (Booth Team)

A frontline harm-reduction position providing education, naloxone distribution, FTS support, and drug-checking facilitation at nightlife events. Volunteers welcome attendees, maintain the booth space, and help people navigate safer-use strategies in high-risk, high-stimulation environments. This role is ideal for individuals who enjoy direct engagement and thrive in fast-paced settings.

Roaming Homies (Mobile Outreach)

Roaming Homies navigate the event space to engage participants one-on-one, distribute supplies, and offer on-the-go overdose prevention materials. They serve as a highly visible harm-reduction presence, monitoring crowd safety and connecting attendees to services. This role suits volunteers who prefer movement, active outreach, and building rapport with eventgoers.

Team Supervisor

Team Supervisors oversee booth and roaming volunteers during nightlife activations, ensuring quality, safety, and fidelity to HRC protocols. They guide new volunteers, troubleshoot issues, and maintain communication with event organizers. This role is for individuals with leadership skills and experience in harm-reduction settings.

Equipment Supervisor

Equipment Supervisors transport, set up, and maintain critical materials—including test kits, naloxone, supplies, and booth infrastructure. They ensure everything is fully stocked, safe, and compliant with event requirements. This role is ideal for detail-oriented volunteers who enjoy logistical work.

Regional Operations Manager

ROMs build, train, and oversee regional nightlife/event teams. They support team supervisors, ensure supply access, maintain fiscal oversight, and coordinate regional growth. This role is for experienced volunteers ready for advanced leadership with a systems-level focus.

Booking Coordinator

The Booking Coordinator manages communication with nightlife organizers, secures new events, and coordinates the operational steps required for successful deployment. This role blends outreach, scheduling, and relationship management with venues and festivals.

Training Coordinator

This role designs and maintains training modules for event-based volunteers, ensuring all staff meet competency standards for drug checking, overdose response, and harm-reduction best practices.

Social Media Moderator (Nightlife-Facing Content)

Moderators oversee digital engagement during event cycles, share harm-reduction messaging, and manage comments and DMs relating to nightlife-specific questions. This role supports the cultural and educational visibility of HRC’s event services.

Regional Operations Manager (OC Region)

ROMs build and oversee OC community outreach teams, manage supply flow, and coordinate with leadership to meet local needs. This role also includes collaboration with municipalities, providers, and harm-reduction partners.

The SSP Coordinator leads the provision of syringe services across New Hampshire, including syringe exchange, safer-injection education, HIV/HCV rapid testing, wound-care guidance, naloxone distribution, and safer-use supplies. They help participants navigate safer-use strategies, understand injection hygiene, and access referrals for MOUD, primary care, wound care, SUD treatment, and social supports.

This role maintains a welcoming, stigma-free environment where PWID can receive services without judgment. The Coordinator also manages SSP data collection to ensure compliance with New Hampshire public-health reporting requirements and oversees the statewide mail-order request system for sterile supplies, naloxone, and test strips.

This volunteer supports harm-reduction services in New Hampshire’s highest-density region, focusing on Manchester, Nashua, and nearby hotspots. They provide naloxone, safer-use supplies, FTS guidance, and linkage to local services. The role emphasizes city-based focus—the volunteer is not responsible for county-wide coverage, but instead anchors a specific area (e.g., “Manchester-focused” or “Nashua-focused”).

This specialist also supports mail-order fulfillment for their assigned city cluster and helps coordinate occasional pop-ups with the SSP Coordinator.

Complete List of Cities/Towns (Hillsborough County):

• Manchester

• Nashua

• Hudson

• Merrimack

• Bedford

• Goffstown

• Litchfield

• Amherst

• Milford

• Hollis

• Brookline

• Wilton

• Lyndeborough

• Mont Vernon

• Greenville

• New Ipswich

• Peterborough

• Temple

• Sharon

• Antrim

• Bennington

• Hancock

• Deering

• Francestown

• Greenfield

• Weare

• Windsor

This role anchors harm-reduction support across key Seacoast and southern suburban hubs—such as Portsmouth, Derry, Salem, and neighboring towns. Volunteers provide naloxone, FTS, supply distribution, and education through local meetups or micro-outreach routes. They also maintain regional mail-order coverage for individuals who cannot travel.

The volunteer focuses on their home sub-region, not the entire county, ensuring sustainable, geographically realistic service.

Complete List of Cities/Towns (Rockingham County):

• Portsmouth

• Dover* (border city, sometimes serviced jointly)

• Hampton

• Hampton Beach

• Seabrook

• Rye

• North Hampton

• New Castle

• Newington

• Exeter

• Stratham

• Greenland

• Newfields

• East Kingston

• Kingston

• Brentwood

• Epping

• Fremont

• Danville

• Sandown

• Hampstead

• Plaistow

• Atkinson

• Salem

• Derry

• Londonderry

• Windham

• Chester

• Auburn

• Candia

• Raymond

• Nottingham

• Deerfield

• Northwood

Anchored in Concord, Claremont, or nearby towns, this volunteer supports harm-reduction access across central New Hampshire and the western corridor. They conduct periodic in-person outreach, distribute naloxone and safer-use supplies, and help people navigate referrals to treatment or social supports.

This role functions as a regional anchor, balancing mail-order fulfillment with occasional in-person support—not blanket geographic coverage.

Complete List of Cities/Towns (Merrimack County + Sullivan County):

Merrimack County

• Concord

• Penacook

• Hooksett

• Bow

• Pembroke

• Allenstown

• Epsom

• Chichester

• Loudon

• Canterbury

• Boscawen

• Franklin

• Northfield

• Salisbury

• Andover

• Wilmot

• Warner

• Bradford

• Sutton

• New London

• Newbury

• Sunapee

• Webster

• Hopkinton

• Henniker

• Hillsborough

• Deering

  
  

Sullivan County

• Claremont

• Newport

• Charlestown

• Unity

• Grantham

• Springfield

• Sunapee* (borders Merrimack)

• Croydon

• Goshen

• Lempster

• Washington

• Acworth

• Langdon

• Plainfield

• Cornish

This volunteer supports harm-reduction education and supply distribution in the eastern part of the state—including Dover, Rochester, Durham/UNH, and the Lakes Region. They may focus on either a campus/nightlife cluster (e.g., Durham) or a Lakes Region cluster (e.g., Laconia), depending on where they reside.

The role balances community-based outreach, targeted campus engagement, and mail-order coverage for individuals across both counties.

This volunteer serves as a regional anchor across rural, high-distance locations in the White Mountains and surrounding towns. They focus on mail-order supply fulfillment, tele-support, and occasional in-person outreach when road conditions and geography allow.

The position is intentionally episodic, recognizing winter barriers, long travel times, and low population density.

White Mountains & Rural North-Central

Grafton County

• Lebanon

• Hanover

• Enfield

• Canaan

• Dorchester

• Orange

• Grafton

• Plymouth

• Campton

• Ashland

• Bristol

• Holderness

• Rumney

• Wentworth

• Warren

• Haverhill

• Woodsville*

• Bath

• Littleton* (Grafton side)

• Franconia

• Sugar Hill

• Lisbon

• Landaff

• Monroe

• Thornton

• Ellsworth

• Lincoln

• Woodstock

  
  

Carroll County

• Conway (North Conway)

• Bartlett

• Jackson

• Hart’s Location

• Chatham

• Albany

• Madison

• Eaton

• Freedom

• Ossipee

• Wolfeboro

• Tuftonboro

• Moultonborough

• Sandwich

• Tamworth

• Effingham

• Wakefield

This volunteer acts as a hyper-local connector for New Hampshire’s northernmost communities. Their primary responsibilities include mail-order fulfillment, localized supply drop-offs, and connecting isolated individuals to appropriate services.

Due to long-distance travel and harsh seasonal conditions, the role does not require regional coverage—only support within the volunteer’s immediate area.

Complete List of Cities/Towns (Coös County):

• Berlin

• Gorham

• Shelburne

• Randolph

• Jefferson

• Lancaster

• Whitefield

• Dalton

• Carroll (Twin Mountain/Bretton Woods)

• Bethlehem* (Coös side overlaps)

• Northumberland (Groveton)

• Stratford

• Stark

• Milan

• Dummer

• Errol

• Cambridge

• Millsfield

• Dixville

• Colebrook

• Columbia

• Stewartstown

• Pittsburg

• Clarksville