Member Listing: Nonprofits

Provide youth enrichment opportunities for personal growth through bicycling-related (and other adventure-based/hands-on) activities.

Provide supportive services to people affected by cancer.

To provide leadership, education and support services in central and western Maine to help residents meet immediate basic needs and move families out of poverty to self-sufficiency.

To provide safe, sober housing to homeless men seeking recovery from alcoholism/drug addiction. To provide assistance in building a community support system, finding stable employment, as well as long term housing solutions.

Native American leadership development for youth and women; indigenous & sustainable food systems; cultural continuance; social and environmental justice & equity.

To measurably improve the well-being of all people in Franklin County and neighboring towns using a coordinated public health approach of education, health promotion, and outreach.

To promote the well-being of children, adults and families who experience mental illness, emotional difficulties or behavioral challenges.

The Liberation Institute is dedicated to providing educational, wellness, and recovery services to under-served populations throughout the Northeastern United States and beyond. Our charitable mission is to offer a broad array of classes and trainings to the incarcerated, recently released, and greater public. Utilizing a socially beneficial and responsible non-profit model we strive to better serve marginalized populations. Towards that end we use four complimentary modalities in the treatment of addiction. We also offer three courses and two trainings for credit. Please contact us for further information on how The Liberation Institute can help you or a loved one.

To provide access to dental care to those individuals who are at or below 150% of the federal poverty line and have no dental home.