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Waldoboro, ME
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to children in Waldoboro, ME, and across regions including New Hampshire, Vacaville, CA, Lake County, OH, and Tampa, FL. Our mission is to ensure that no child goes hungry over the weekends, offering emergency food solutions to those in need. We are committed to bridging the gap between school meals, ensuring that families have access to nutritious food during the critical hours when school is not in session. By working together with local partners and community members, we strive to create a caring environment where every child can thrive without the worry of hunger.
Norway, ME
DHHS Community Care Program, Office of Population Health Equity, ME CDC
Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
At the DHHS Community Care Program in Norway, ME, we are dedicated to ensuring that all Mainers have access to essential health programs and social services, especially those facing challenges in reaching necessary resources. Our user-friendly online referral system connects individuals and families to a wide array of support services tailored to their unique needs. We offer culturally and linguistically appropriate services, resources for mothers and children, healthcare navigation assistance, health and wellness education, and options for food, heating, and transportation. Additionally, we provide critical support for managing stress and anxiety, as well as COVID-related resources. By filling out a simple referral form, households can initiate a connection with our compassionate staff, who will work diligently to link them to appropriate organizations within 1-3 days. We are here to make a tangible difference in the lives of our community members by bridging gaps and fostering accessible solutions.
Norway, ME
Financial Assistance for Military Families
American Red Cross
Located in Norway, ME, Financial Assistance for Military Families, in collaboration with military aid societies, offers unwavering support to service members and their families facing financial hardships. Our program is dedicated to providing emergency financial assistance 24/7, covering urgent needs like travel for emergencies, burial costs, and critical food and shelter support. The American Red Cross is here to guide you through the application process, while military aid societies determine eligibility and tailor assistance packages to your needs. For those seeking help, requests can be submitted online, ensuring a seamless path to receiving the vital support you deserve in challenging times.
Norway, ME
Food Pantry
Southwest Oxford County Nutrition Inc (SOCN)
Located in Norway, ME, the Food Pantry is dedicated to alleviating food insecurity by providing essential food assistance to individuals and families in need. Our mission is to ensure that no one faces hunger alone. We offer nutritious food options and emergency food boxes to support those encountering difficult times. We welcome all who seek help, and even if you reside outside our service area, we’re here to provide you with emergency food and connect you to resources nearby. Families facing displacement—whether from fire, flooding, or any emergency—can access our Emergency Food Boxes at any time, ensuring immediate support is available. To receive aid, simply visit us to register and provide proof of residency in the local area. We are committed to meeting basic nutritional needs and helping our community thrive, one meal at a time.
701 Pequawket Trl, Norway, ME 04010
Norway, ME
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours of Hunger is dedicated to alleviating weekend food insecurity for children in Norway, ME, and surrounding areas. Our program delivers essential food assistance to ensure that children who rely on school meals do not go hungry when school is not in session. By providing emergency food and nutritious options every weekend, we strive to nourish young minds and bodies, helping them thrive in their educational pursuits and overall well-being. We invite community members and families in need to connect with us and access reliable food support without delay.
Madison, ME
DHHS Community Care Program, Office of Population Health Equity, ME CDC
Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
The DHHS Community Care Program, part of the Office of Population Health Equity in Madison, ME, is dedicated to empowering individuals by providing seamless access to a wide range of health programs and social services across the state. We understand that many Mainers face barriers in accessing vital resources, and our mission is to bridge that gap. Through our user-friendly online referral system, we connect community members to culturally and linguistically appropriate services, support for mothers, babies, and children, guidance navigating the healthcare system, health and wellness education, as well as options for essential needs like food assistance, heating support, and transportation. Our comprehensive approach also addresses mental health, offering resources for stress and anxiety, alongside specific COVID-related support. Simply fill out our referral form for your household, and our dedicated staff will reach out within 1-3 days to facilitate connections with the right organizations tailored to your needs, while keeping in mind that eligibility requirements may vary by program and region.
Madison, ME
Financial Assistance for Military Families
American Red Cross
Located in Madison, ME, the American Red Cross is dedicated to providing essential financial assistance for military families facing emergencies. We work hand in hand with military aid societies to ensure eligible applicants receive timely support whenever they need it, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Our program offers crucial financial help for various emergency needs, including emergency travel, burial expenses, food, and shelter. While we assist with the application process, military aid societies determine each applicant's eligibility and specific assistance package. Service members and their families can easily submit requests online, ensuring that help is always within reach during challenging times.
Madison, ME
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger is dedicated to alleviating weekend food insecurity for children in Madison, ME, and surrounding regions. Our program provides vital food assistance each weekend, ensuring that no child goes hungry when school meals are unavailable. By distributing emergency food directly to families in need, we strive to create a supportive environment where children can thrive. Our mission encompasses areas in New Hampshire, Maine, Vacaville, CA, Lake County, OH, and Tampa, FL, allowing us to reach as many children as possible. Join us in our commitment to combat hunger and provide nourishment for our youth every weekend.
Camden, ME
Community Cupboard Food Pantry
St. George Community Development Center
Located in Camden, ME, the Community Cupboard Food Pantry is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to all members of the St. George Community, including low-income families, single parents, seniors, unemployed individuals, disabled veterans, and the working poor. Our mission is to ensure that everyone has access to nutritious food and basic hygiene products, as well as pet food to support our furry friends. We invite anyone in need to complete our online order form for a food box or visit us for immediate support. In addition to emergency food services, we also offer emergency assistance grants, heating assistance, transportation assistance, and valuable social services resources. Throughout the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, we remain steadfast in our commitment to meet our community's food needs with compassion and care, adapting our services as necessities evolve.
47 Main St, Camden, ME 04860
Camden, ME
DHHS Community Care Program, Office of Population Health Equity, ME CDC
Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
The DHHS Community Care Program, part of the Office of Population Health Equity in Camden, ME, is dedicated to helping residents access vital health programs, social services, and an array of resources tailored to their unique needs. Our warm and inclusive approach ensures that everyone can benefit from assistance, especially those facing barriers to utilizing available resources. Through our online referral system, individuals and families can easily connect to culturally and linguistically appropriate services, support for mothers and children, healthcare navigation assistance, health and wellness education, and vital resources for food, heating, and transportation. We also provide resources for managing stress and anxiety, as well as COVID-related support. By submitting a single referral form per household, our dedicated staff will streamline the process and connect applicants with the right organizations within 1-3 days, based on eligibility and regional resources. Together, we are committed to promoting health equity and connecting Mainers to the support they need.
Camden, ME
Financial Assistance for Military Families
American Red Cross
Based in Camden, ME, Financial Assistance for Military Families, a program of the American Red Cross, offers essential financial support to military personnel and their families during times of crisis. This dedicated service works alongside military aid societies to deliver urgent assistance for needs such as emergency travel, burial expenses, and emergency food and shelter. Our mission is to ensure that help is available 24/7, all year round, providing peace of mind for service members and their loved ones. We simplify the application process, allowing eligible applicants to submit requests online for immediate support, while military aid societies determine eligibility and tailor assistance packages. We are here to stand by those who serve, making a tangible difference in their times of need.
Camden, ME
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger is dedicated to alleviating childhood hunger by providing essential food assistance every weekend to children at risk of going without meals in Camden, ME, as well as across New Hampshire, Vacaville, CA, Lake County, OH, and Tampa, FL. Our mission focuses on delivering emergency food support that ensures children have access to nutritious meals from Friday to Monday, helping to bridge the gap between school meal programs. We invite families in need to connect with us to access vital food resources and create a brighter future for our community’s children.
Jay, ME
Resource Connections
MaineHealth - Franklin Community Health Network (FCHN) - Healthy Community Coalition
Resource Connections in Jay, ME is dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey to better health and well-being. Our program offers comprehensive assistance for enrolling in health insurance and securing free or low-cost medications, ensuring that everyone has access to necessary treatments. We also understand the essential link between health and nutrition, which is why we provide screening for food insecurity through local primary care offices, helping to identify those in need of food assistance. Furthermore, we enhance access to medication-assisted therapy for individuals grappling with addiction, reinforcing our commitment to comprehensive care. At Resource Connections, we strive to connect our community with vital resources, helping individuals and families navigate their needs with compassion and support.
105 Mt Blue Cir, Jay, ME 04938
Food Pantries & Support in Maine
There are a large amount of organizations providing support with food in Maine. If it’s difficult to find a food pantry in Maine, consider searching nearby areas.
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