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Turner, ME
Patient Aid Program
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS)
Based in Turner, ME, the Patient Aid Program is dedicated to supporting individuals facing the financial burdens of non-medical expenses related to medical care. By providing a one-time $100 stipend, we help alleviate costs associated with transportation, food, housing, and utilities, ensuring that those in need can focus on their recovery without additional stress. Our emergency payments are designed to offer immediate assistance, although the continuation of this service is reliant on available funding. We encourage those seeking support to reach out to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society for the latest updates on our program.
Turner, ME
OvarCare Patient Assistance Program
Ovarcome
OvarCare Patient Assistance Program, located in Turner, ME, is dedicated to supporting women battling ovarian cancer by providing essential financial assistance and psychosocial support. Our program offers a tailored financial grant of $200, along with a $100 gas card and a $100 grocery card to ease the burden during treatment. We also prioritize emotional well-being by arranging psycho-social counseling sessions with licensed professionals and offering genetic counseling through phone consultations. We invite healthcare providers to submit applications on behalf of patients, which are processed promptly as funding allows. At OvarCare, we strive to empower these incredible women with the resources they need to navigate their fight against ovarian cancer with strength and dignity.
Turner, ME
Urgent Need Program
Leukemia And Lymphoma Society
The Urgent Need Program, located in Turner, ME, is dedicated to supporting patients facing financial challenges related to non-medical expenses. We understand that the burden of healthcare can extend beyond medical bills, which is why we provide essential financial assistance for various critical needs, including rent, mortgage, utilities, childcare, food, transportation, and even car repairs. Our mission is to alleviate the stress of financial hardship, ensuring that our participants can focus on their health and recovery without the added worry of everyday expenses. While funding availability may vary throughout the year, we remain committed to delivering timely support to those in urgent need within our community.
Turner, ME
Financial Assistance
Patches of Light
Patches of Light is dedicated to supporting families in Turner, ME, who are grappling with the challenges of catastrophic health issues and financial strain. Our mission is to provide essential financial assistance to families with children by helping with utility payments, housing costs, transportation through gas cards, and grocery needs. We understand the urgency of these situations, which is why applications are processed within 2-3 weeks, exclusively through hospital staff to ensure confidentiality and authenticity. While families cannot apply directly, we encourage hospital teams to submit requests and confirm their arrival via email, as technology can sometimes hinder communication. Together, we strive to light the way during difficult times, providing relief and support when it is needed most.
Turner, ME
Grant Program
American Childrens Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF)
The American Children's Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF) in Turner, ME, is dedicated to easing the financial burden faced by families coping with childhood cancer. Our Grant Program offers targeted financial assistance to families whose children are currently undergoing treatment or have survived cancer within the last four years. We understand that the costs associated with medical care can be overwhelming, which is why we provide aid for essential needs including housing, utilities, food, medical expenses, prescriptions, and transportation for medical visits. Each request for assistance is carefully evaluated on a case-by-case basis, ensuring that support is directed where it is most needed. Our mission is to provide compassionate, practical help to families during these challenging times, enabling them to focus more on their child's health and well-being.
Turner, ME
Abortion Assistance Support
The Brigid Alliance
The Brigid Alliance, based in Turner, ME, is dedicated to providing comprehensive logistical support for individuals seeking abortion services. Our mission is to ensure access to safe and timely care by offering critical assistance such as travel arrangements, lodging accommodations, meal reimbursements, and childcare funding. We work closely with clinics and abortion funds to facilitate referrals, ensuring that those in need receive compassionate support within 24-48 hours. While we focus on alleviating the burdens of travel and support logistics, please note that our services do not include funding for abortion procedures. We are here to empower and assist you on your journey, making the process as seamless as possible.
Turner, ME
Financial Assistance
Veterans Forward
Veterans Forward in Turner, ME, is dedicated to providing essential financial assistance to veterans and their families during times of crisis. Our program offers support for urgent household needs, including groceries, rent, clothing, fuel, and car repairs, ensuring that those who have served our country can find relief from financial hardship. We believe in the importance of standing by our veterans, helping them navigate challenges with dignity and care. If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, we invite you to reach out and explore how we can help.
New Gloucester, ME
Financial Assistance for Families Working in the Restaurant Industry
Children of Restaurant Employees (CORE)
In New Gloucester, ME, CORE is dedicated to supporting families in the restaurant industry facing financial difficulties due to illness or unexpected medical emergencies. Our mission is to provide essential financial assistance to food and beverage service employees, ensuring they can manage critical expenses such as rent, utilities, medical bills, and childcare costs during challenging times. CORE understands the unique pressures of the industry and aims to alleviate the burden by covering costs related to therapy, transportation for hospital visits, and even funeral expenses when necessary. Recipients can apply for assistance every 12 months, and while there is a lifetime cap of $7,500, our commitment to helping families navigate tough situations remains unwavering. We are here to serve those who serve us, providing the support needed to restore stability and peace of mind.
New Gloucester, 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 New Gloucester, ME, is dedicated to helping Mainers access essential health programs and social services. Our mission is to break down barriers to resource access for all residents, particularly those facing challenges. By utilizing an easy-to-navigate online referral system, we connect individuals and families with a diverse range of support services, including culturally and linguistically appropriate resources, maternal and child health assistance, healthcare navigation, health education, and options for food, heating, and transportation. Additionally, we offer support for stress and anxiety and provide resources related to COVID-19. Once you fill out our referral form, our compassionate team will work swiftly to match you with an appropriate partner organization, ensuring you receive the help you need within just a few days. To maintain effective support, we ask for one referral per household, and we note that program eligibility may vary by region.
New Gloucester, ME
Food Stamp Assistance
mRelief
Food Stamp Assistance in New Gloucester, ME, is dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate the complexities of food assistance programs, particularly the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Our mission is to make accessing vital resources easier and less stressful, ensuring that those in need can secure the food support they deserve without added burdens. We offer a simple eligibility screener that can be accessed via text or online, guiding you through the process to see if you qualify for food stamps. If likely eligible, we provide step-by-step guidance on how to apply for SNAP in your state and connect you with local community partners who can assist you over the phone. We believe that everyone should have access to the safety net resources available to them, and we are here to help make that happen.
New Gloucester, ME
Maine Harvest Bucks (MHB)
Maine Federation of Farmers’ Markets (MFFM)
In New Gloucester, ME, Maine Harvest Bucks (MHB) empowers low-income shoppers by providing vital financial assistance for food through our innovative nutrition incentive program. Operated by the Maine Federation of Farmers' Markets, MHB enhances access to fresh, local produce at participating farmers' markets, CSA farms, and farm stands. For every $10 spent using SNAP/EBT, participants earn an additional $5 in Maine Harvest Bucks, which can be used immediately or saved for future purchases. Our mission is to support communities in making healthy food choices accessible and to promote the incredible value of local agriculture.
New Gloucester, ME
Grocery Store
Portland Food Co-Op
Located in New Gloucester, ME, the Grocery Store prioritizes community wellness by offering a wide selection of products from over 200 local Maine producers alongside popular national brands. Our comprehensive inventory includes fresh produce, meat, dairy, vitamins, body care items, and household products, all aimed at supporting healthy living. We accept SNAP benefits and participate in an initiative that allows SNAP recipients to access free local produce, ensuring that essential food assistance reaches those in need. In response to the ongoing challenges presented by COVID-19, we have designated special shopping hours from 10 A.M. to 11 A.M. for elderly, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals, followed by regular hours from 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. for all shoppers. Our mission is to foster a supportive environment where everyone can find nourishment and wellness through quality products.
290 Congress St, New Gloucester, ME 04101
New Gloucester, ME
Women, Infant and Children Supplemental Food Program (WIC)
The Opportunity Alliance
The Women, Infant and Children Supplemental Food Program (WIC) in New Gloucester, ME, is dedicated to empowering low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, along with infants and children up to five years old, by promoting healthy food habits and nutrition. Our program offers essential services such as nutrition education, supplemental food assistance, breastfeeding promotion and support, and valuable referrals to health care services. We invite fathers, parents, step-parents, guardians, and foster parents of young children to apply and ensure their families thrive with the nutritional resources they deserve.
190 Lancaster St, New Gloucester, ME 04101
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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