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Harpswell, ME
Food Bank
The Dysphagia Outreach Project
Located in Harpswell, ME, the Dysphagia Outreach Project Food Bank is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to individuals with dysphagia. We understand the urgent need for appropriate nutrition, which is why we offer an array of services, including food thickeners, pre-modified foods, therapy tools, oral care supplies, and adaptive equipment. Our mission is to empower low-income individuals by ensuring they have access to the critical resources they need for daily living and health management. We welcome community members to visit us and discover how we can help improve their quality of life through our specialized food pantry services.
Harpswell, ME
Senior Food Mobile Program
Good Shepherd Food Bank
The Senior Food Mobile Program in Harpswell, ME, is dedicated to delivering nutritious food assistance to seniors aged 65 and older who are living in low-income households. Our mission is to ensure that every senior in our community has access to emergency food resources and the support they need to maintain their health and dignity. Through our convenient mobile service, we bring wholesome meals directly to those who need it most, fostering both nourishment and connection among Maine's elderly population. We invite seniors to reach out for information on how to access these essential food pantry services.
62 Elm St, Harpswell, ME 04101
Durham, 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 Durham, ME, is dedicated to removing barriers that Mainers face in accessing essential health programs and social services. Our user-friendly online referral system is designed for everyone, particularly those who may experience difficulties obtaining the resources they need. By filling out our referral form, individuals can connect with a diverse array of services, including culturally and linguistically appropriate support, resources for mothers and children, navigation assistance for healthcare, health and wellness education, and food resources. We also offer help with stress, anxiety, and COVID-related issues. After submitting a referral—limited to one per household—our team aims to engage with the requester within 1-3 days, providing vital connections to organizations tailored to their specific needs. Please note that each service has distinct eligibility requirements, and resources may vary by region, ensuring that those in need can access comprehensive care and support throughout Maine.
Durham, ME
Food Pantry Program
Lisbon Area Christian Outreach (LACO)
The Food Pantry Program in Durham, ME, is dedicated to supporting families and individuals in the surrounding communities of Lisbon, Durham, and Bowdoin by offering essential food assistance to meet their basic nutritional needs. Our mission is to ensure that everyone has access to emergency food resources, providing a welcoming environment where individuals can find the help they need. We encourage visitors to verify our hours of operation before their visit, as they may vary with the seasons. We are here to lend a helping hand and uplift our community one meal at a time.
18 School St, Durham, ME 04252
Durham, ME
Food Pantry
Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program (MCHPP)
Located in Durham, ME, the Food Pantry is dedicated to alleviating hunger in our community by providing essential food assistance to those in need. We offer a wide selection of perishable and non-perishable items to help meet the nutritional needs of families and individuals each month. Our pantry operates during specified hours, allowing clients to select groceries that suit their needs, while emergency food supplies are accessible throughout the week. In addition to food, we strive to support our clients by offering personal care items, including diapers, baby food, and menstrual products, as these essentials are often overlooked. We welcome everyone in need and encourage you to visit us during pantry hours to ensure the best selection.
12 Tenney Way, Durham, ME 04011
Durham, ME
Youth Programming
Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program (MCHPP)
In Durham, ME, MCHPP is dedicated to nurturing children and empowering families through our comprehensive youth programming. We provide essential services and support tailored to meet the unique needs of young people and their households. Our initiatives focus on fostering resilience, enhancing education, and creating opportunities for personal growth, ensuring every child has the resources necessary to thrive. At MCHPP, we believe in the potential of every youth and work tirelessly to create a supportive environment that uplifts and inspires families in our community.
12 Tenney Way, Durham, ME 04011
Durham, ME
Virtual Food Pantry
YWCA - Maine
Located in Durham, Maine, the Virtual Food Pantry is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to households facing food insecurity. Our mission is to supply nourishing food items that meet the basic nutritional needs of individuals and families when they need it most. To access our services, participants can fill out a grocery list, allowing us to prepare a personalized box of food with their name on it for convenient pickup at our front entrance. Please note that we require 24 hours to process orders, excluding weekends, and walk-in clients are welcome on Friday mornings from 9:30 to 11:00 AM. We are committed to ensuring that every individual has access to emergency food support in their time of need, emphasizing the importance of community care and immediate assistance.
130 East Ave, Durham, ME 04240
Durham, ME
Maine Senior FarmShare Program
Maine - Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry
The Maine Senior FarmShare Program is dedicated to enhancing the lives of income-eligible seniors in Durham, ME, by providing access to fresh, local produce directly from Maine farmers at no cost. Each seasonal share, valued at $50, is designed to promote healthy eating and support local agriculture. Seniors can easily sign up with participating farmers starting in April, but due to limited availability, shares are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. While meeting eligibility requirements gives seniors the chance to receive a FarmShare, it is important to apply promptly to secure this valuable resource during the growing season.
Durham, ME
Senior Food Mobile Program
Good Shepherd Food Bank
The Senior Food Mobile Program in Durham, ME, is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of seniors aged 65 and older living in low-income households by delivering nutritious food directly to their doors. Our mission is to combat food insecurity among the elderly, ensuring they have convenient access to healthy meals and vital nourishment. By providing emergency food assistance and ongoing support, we strive to make a meaningful impact in the lives of Maine's seniors. For more information about our services or how to participate, we welcome you to reach out to us directly.
62 Elm St, Durham, ME 04101
Durham, ME
Turner Community Food Pantry
North Turner Union Presbyterian Church
Turner Community Food Pantry, located in Durham, ME, is dedicated to alleviating hunger by providing quality food assistance to households facing food insecurity. We understand how urgent the need for nutrition can be, and our program is designed to deliver essential food items that meet the basic dietary requirements of individuals and families in need. We welcome anyone looking for help to reach out to the Turner Town Office for eligibility details and necessary paperwork. Our food pantry operates the last Wednesday evening of each month from 5 to 7 p.m., and we are also available for emergency support, ensuring that no one in our community faces hunger alone.
11 Turner Center Rd, Durham, ME 04282
Durham, ME
Food Bank
The Dysphagia Outreach Project
The Dysphagia Outreach Project Food Bank in Durham, ME, is dedicated to improving the lives of low-income individuals living with dysphagia by providing essential food assistance and support resources. We offer a comprehensive range of services, including thickeners, pre-modified foods, therapy tools, oral care supplies, and adaptive equipment tailored specifically for those in need. Our mission is to ensure that every individual has access to the specialized nutritional support and tools necessary to maintain their health and dignity, enabling them to thrive despite the challenges of living with dysphagia.
Fryeburg, 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 Fryeburg, ME, is committed to ensuring that all Mainers can access essential health programs, social services, and resources tailored to their needs. Our inclusive program addresses the barriers many individuals face when seeking support, offering assistance from navigating the healthcare system to access for culturally appropriate services, maternal and child resources, health and wellness education, and emergency aid for food, heating, and transportation. Our dedicated team facilitates connections through an easy-to-use online referral system, pledging to respond within 1-3 days to help individuals explore their options. Each household can submit one referral, and while services vary by region, we strive to provide timely and pertinent support to enhance the well-being of our community members during challenging times.
Fryeburg, ME
Food Pantry
Sweden Food Pantry
The Food Pantry in Fryeburg, ME, is dedicated to supporting low-income households facing food insecurity by providing access to nutritious food. Our mission is to ensure that no family experiences hunger, offering emergency food assistance through a welcoming and accessible environment. We invite community members to visit us on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, located in the basement of the Sweden Community Church. First-time visitors can easily complete a form to determine eligibility, which is available for download online or at the Pantry. We are committed to serving every eligible individual and family in need, reinforcing our belief that everyone deserves reliable access to healthy food.
137 N Bridgton Rd, Fryeburg, ME 04040
Food Pantries & Support in Maine
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