Member Listing: Nonprofits

Build cooperative community through affordable housing and conservation.

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

Our mission is to help homeless and low-income families achieve sustainable independence through a community-based response.

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.

The Greater Waterville Interfaith Council of Churches founded the Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter (MMHS) and opened for services on November 26, 1990. In 2019 we changed our name to Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter & Services to reflect all the progressive work of the shelter. Our mission is to provide safe shelter, food, support services, and an avenue to self-sufficiency for homeless adults in our community. Ending homelessness one person, one child, one family at a time. Our vision and mission are based on three core values: (1) we believe in the inherent strength of the people we serve and trust they are able to determine the course of their lives and achieve housing stability; (2) we believe in building relationships of mutual trust and respect by recognizing the right of self-determination of everyone and ensuring that underrepresented voices are given an opportunity to influence decisions and speak their truth; (3) we believe that simple, decent and affordable housing is a right for all people and is necessary for building and sustaining healthy communities.

We provide legal help to Maine people with low incomes.

RCAM works with people to meet their needs for safe, adequate shelter, clothing, food and basic well-being in a way that maintains or improves their self-worth and dignity. Serves 14 towns in Androscoggin, Kennebec & Oxford Counties

Shalom House offers hope for adults living with severe mental illness by providing an array of community based mental health services and a choice of quality housing that help people lead stable and fulfilling lives in the community.