The Harold Alfond College Challenge is a scholarship program in Maine that gives a $500 grant to every newborn whose parents open a college savings account with NextGen. Any baby under one-year old is eligible. To stay eligible, the child must stay a resident of Maine until they enter college.

Maine State Grant Program provides need-based grants to Maine undergraduate students of all ages.

They are a licensed Maine based nonprofit adoption agency. If you are either pregnant or want to adopt, contact us for more information. They have over 20 years combined experience. They have been through the adoption process personally. They want you to know that someone does care for you. They provide birthmothers with the freedom to make decisions regarding the

The purpose of the Good Samaritan Agency is to help individuals who have special needs concerning pregnancy and parenting to gain the services and support they need to improve the quality of their lives. They provide adoption resources, support for birth parents, teen parenting classes, and affordable childcare services.

Their infant/toddler classroom providing Early Head Start for children ages 6 weeks to 3 years. A Head Start/Early Head Start Home based program for children ages birth to 5 years, providing 1.5-hour weekly home visits with families year-round throughout southern Kennebec County.

The Nest Women’s Center offers free and confidential services, including pregnancy test, limited sonograms, options counseling, parent education program, baby and maternity items, community and medical referrals, and post abortion healing study.

Their programs provides quality services for children and families, including children with special needs, at no cost for Head Start and Early Head Start and low-cost childcare. The program include two classrooms providing part day head start for children ages 3 to 5 for four hours per day, four days per week. One classroom providing extended day Head Start for

Their programs provide quality services for children and families, including children with special needs, at no cost for Head Start and Early Head Start. The program includes two preschool classrooms providing Head Start and private and subsidized childcare for children ages three to five and three infant/toddler classrooms providing Early Head Start and private and subsidized childcare for children ages

Head Start collaboration with a public-school prekindergarten program. They have two collaborative classrooms providing services for four-year-old Pre-K children.

Promise Early Education Center supports children to become confident and independent learners by providing children with safe and nurturing environments, quality instruction, age-appropriate toys and educational activities supporting the five domains of early learning in order to stimulate children’s learning. They work with the Head Start and Early Head Start program to provide affordable childcare.