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Alfred, ME
Cancer Transitions
Cancer Support Community East Tennessee
Located in Alfred, ME, Cancer Transitions is a dedicated program designed for survivors of any cancer diagnosis who have recently completed treatment. While it primarily supports those who have finished treatment within the last 24 months, the program remains beneficial for survivors at any stage of their journey. We offer a holistic approach that includes nutritional guidance, personalized exercise plans, emotional health education, and medical management support, all aimed at fostering a healthier, more empowered transition into life after cancer. Our mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-based resources to help survivors thrive in their ongoing recovery.
Alfred, ME
KidneyCare:365
Fresenius Kidney Care
Located in Alfred, ME, KidneyCare:365 offers essential education and support for individuals affected by kidney disease. Our program is designed for those who are newly diagnosed, caring for someone with kidney disease, or preparing for dialysis, providing crucial knowledge on managing kidney health. Participants can expect to learn about the symptoms and stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), healthy eating tailored to kidney needs, coping strategies, treatment options—including home dialysis—and a variety of resources available to them. To accommodate diverse needs, classes are offered in multiple formats, including online, video conference, phone call, or in-person sessions, ensuring that everyone can access the information and support they need to navigate their kidney health journey with confidence.
Alfred, ME
Living with Type 2 Diabetes Program
American Diabetes Association (ADA)
The Living with Type 2 Diabetes Program in Alfred, ME, is dedicated to supporting individuals newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes through a comprehensive and free 12-month initiative. Participants receive six informative e-booklets designed to guide them in diabetes management and personal health decisions. Our monthly e-newsletters, available in both English and Spanish, deliver seasonal tips and resources to empower participants in their journey. The program also highlights local community events to foster engagement and connection. Additionally, enrollees who provide their phone number gain access to our monthly Ask the Experts Q&A series, where they can directly engage with ADA experts, learn about the crucial link between diabetes and heart health, and participate in fun giveaways, all aimed at helping them thrive while managing diabetes.
Alfred, ME
Meal Support Program
Project HEAL
The Meal Support Program in Alfred, ME, is dedicated to providing free, accessible meal support tailored specifically for individuals over 16 who are navigating the outpatient stage of eating disorder recovery. Our sessions are held four times daily, featuring live, facilitated virtual group meals that create a welcoming and safe environment for participants to enjoy nutrition alongside peer support. With each session led by knowledgeable nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program, our goal is to foster a sense of community and understanding during the recovery process. Once enrolled, individuals are encouraged to join as many sessions as fits their schedule, allowing for flexible participation in their healing journey. Please note that while our program offers essential support, it is not designed for urgent care or crisis services. For immediate assistance, we recommend reaching out to crisis support resources.
Alfred, ME
Selma Schimmel Vital Grant
Vital Options International (VOI)
The Selma Schimmel Vital Grant, based in Alfred, ME, is dedicated to supporting individuals grappling with significant financial hardships stemming from chronic, terminal, or rare conditions such as cancer, Parkinson's disease, and Huntington's disease. Our mission is to provide essential assistance through utility support and grocery aid, ensuring that those in need can maintain their basic living standards during difficult times. While the grant specifically covers either utilities or groceries, we also collaborate with other organizations to connect recipients with additional resources and support. We strive to offer a compassionate helping hand to those facing these challenging circumstances, emphasizing our commitment to enhancing the quality of life for our community members in need.
Alfred, ME
Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund
National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC)
The Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund, located in Alfred, ME, is dedicated to supporting women battling ovarian cancer by providing vital financial assistance. Each approved patient receives a one-time payment of $1,000 to help cover essential non-medical costs that can create barriers to treatment access. Funds can be used for transportation to and from medical appointments, housing expenses, utility bills, grocery purchases, as well as childcare and cleaning services. We understand the challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis, and our mission is to alleviate some of the financial burdens faced by patients through a straightforward application process that includes income eligibility verification tailored to state requirements.
Alfred, ME
New England Eating Disorders
Sweetser
New England Eating Disorders (NEED) based in Alfred, ME, is dedicated to providing compassionate and comprehensive care for individuals battling eating disorders. Our team offers a range of services, including individual, family, group, and nutritional therapy, ensuring that each client receives the tailored support they need on their journey to recovery. With a focus on both therapy and close medical monitoring, we prioritize the well-being of those we serve, fostering a safe environment for healing. Sweetser proudly accepts Medicare and Medicaid, making our vital services more accessible to those in need.
Treatment Centers in Alfred, ME
There are several local centers in Alfred. They specialize in providing treatment for a wide range of topics, such as anxiety, depression and stress. If you are unable to locate a facility that fits your needs, consider reviewing the centers available in nearby areas.