Resources By State - Maine

Flourish Midwifery proudly offers single provider, individualized and always inclusive, continuity of care throughout your pregnancy until completion of care at 6-8 weeks postpartum in the privacy and intimacy of their cozy studio in York, Maine

Their focus is always on you as an individual, and they strive to provide a comfortable, intimate, and caring atmosphere where you can ask questions and feel honored for who you are. Their certified nurse midwives work with both pregnant and non-pregnant patients and focus on developing a relationship of caring and trust with each and every woman they see.

Open Arms Pregnancy Center in Augusta, Maine exists to offer encouragement and support to pregnant women and young families. They provide pregnancy tests, ultrasound, prenatal care until a doctor’s care is arranged, material resources, parenting classes, emotional support for parents, and emergency assistance.

Hope House is a non-profit organization providing neighborhood support to families.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Ft. Kent Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Houlton Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns, and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Aroostook is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is a pregnancy help center created to help women and men make informed decisions about unexpected pregnancies. They provide free and confidential services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, options counseling, post-abortion support, parenting resources, material assistance, and support for men. Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is non-denominational, non-political, and non-judgmental.

First Step’s goal is to provide accurate information so that each woman can feel comfortable knowing they have made an informed decision regarding their pregnancy. They are committed to providing clients with free and confidential pregnancy confirmation services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, STD testing, options information, post-abortion support, and parenting classes.

Open Arms Pregnancy Center in Augusta, Maine exists to offer encouragement and support to pregnant women and young families. They provide pregnancy tests, ultrasound, prenatal care until a doctor’s care is arranged, material resources, parenting classes, emotional support for parents, and emergency assistance.

Hope House is a non-profit organization providing neighborhood support to families.

Finding out you are pregnant, especially when you didn’t expect it, can be scary and leave you full of uncertainty. But you don’t have to walk through this time alone! They want to come alongside you, providing evidence-based information on your options so you can make a well-educated decision about your next step.

If you think you’re pregnant, come take a free pregnancy test at Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine. They will give you a safe place to process your emotions, talk through your unique situation, and learn about all your options. All of their services are free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, support for men, ultrasounds, decision counseling, baby boutique, and post-abortive counseling,

If you think you may be pregnant, make an appointment to take a free pregnancy test. You can rely on their lab-quality tests to give you accurate results. One of their client advocates will be there to support you, listen to you, and talk with you about all your options. Their services are always free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, support services, and parenting support.

ABBA is a medical certified women’s pregnancy resource center in the state of Maine offering pregnancy testing, limited obstetrical ultrasounds, STD testing and treatment, consultations, and women’s health education completely free and confidential.

First Choice Pregnancy Center educates, supports and empowers women facing unplanned pregnancies with compassionate and professional care. If you think you may be pregnant or you are considering abortion, they are there to help.

First Step’s goal is to provide accurate information so that each woman can feel comfortable knowing they have made an informed decision regarding their pregnancy. They are committed to treating each client with compassion and respect, in addition to providing them with free and confidential pregnancy confirmation services.

First Step’s goal is to provide accurate information so that each woman can feel comfortable knowing they have made an informed decision regarding their pregnancy. They are committed to providing clients with free and confidential pregnancy confirmation services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, STD testing, options information, post-abortion support, and parenting classes.

ABBA is a medical certified women’s pregnancy resource center in the state of Maine offering pregnancy testing, limited obstetrical ultrasounds, STD testing and treatment, consultations, and women’s health education completely free and confidential.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Ft. Kent Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Houlton Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns, and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Aroostook is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is a pregnancy help center created to help women and men make informed decisions about unexpected pregnancies. They provide free and confidential services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, options counseling, post-abortion support, parenting resources, material assistance, and support for men. Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is non-denominational, non-political, and non-judgmental.

First Step’s goal is to provide accurate information so that each woman can feel comfortable knowing they have made an informed decision regarding their pregnancy. They are committed to providing clients with free and confidential pregnancy confirmation services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, STD testing, options information, post-abortion support, and parenting classes.

Open Arms Pregnancy Center in Augusta, Maine exists to offer encouragement and support to pregnant women and young families. They provide pregnancy tests, ultrasound, prenatal care until a doctor’s care is arranged, material resources, parenting classes, emotional support for parents, and emergency assistance.

Hope House is a non-profit organization providing neighborhood support to families.

Finding out you are pregnant, especially when you didn’t expect it, can be scary and leave you full of uncertainty. But you don’t have to walk through this time alone! They want to come alongside you, providing evidence-based information on your options so you can make a well-educated decision about your next step.

If you think you’re pregnant, come take a free pregnancy test at Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine. They will give you a safe place to process your emotions, talk through your unique situation, and learn about all your options. All of their services are free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, support for men, ultrasounds, decision counseling, baby boutique, and post-abortive counseling,

If you think you may be pregnant, make an appointment to take a free pregnancy test. You can rely on their lab-quality tests to give you accurate results. One of their client advocates will be there to support you, listen to you, and talk with you about all your options. Their services are always free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, support services, and parenting support.

ABBA is a medical certified women’s pregnancy resource center in the state of Maine offering pregnancy testing, limited obstetrical ultrasounds, STD testing and treatment, consultations, and women’s health education completely free and confidential.

First Choice Pregnancy Center educates, supports and empowers women facing unplanned pregnancies with compassionate and professional care. If you think you may be pregnant or you are considering abortion, they are there to help.

First Step’s goal is to provide accurate information so that each woman can feel comfortable knowing they have made an informed decision regarding their pregnancy. They are committed to treating each client with compassion and respect, in addition to providing them with free and confidential pregnancy confirmation services.

ABBA is a medical certified women’s pregnancy resource center in the state of Maine offering pregnancy testing, limited obstetrical ultrasounds, STD testing and treatment, consultations, and women’s health education completely free and confidential.

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.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Ft. Kent Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Houlton Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns, and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Aroostook is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is a pregnancy help center created to help women and men make informed decisions about unexpected pregnancies. They provide free and confidential services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, options counseling, post-abortion support, parenting resources, material assistance, and support for men. Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is non-denominational, non-political, and non-judgmental.

First Step’s goal is to provide accurate information so that each woman can feel comfortable knowing they have made an informed decision regarding their pregnancy. They are committed to providing clients with free and confidential pregnancy confirmation services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, STD testing, options information, post-abortion support, and parenting classes.

Open Arms Pregnancy Center in Augusta, Maine exists to offer encouragement and support to pregnant women and young families. They provide pregnancy tests, ultrasound, prenatal care until a doctor’s care is arranged, material resources, parenting classes, emotional support for parents, and emergency assistance.

Hope House is a non-profit organization providing neighborhood support to families.

Finding out you are pregnant, especially when you didn’t expect it, can be scary and leave you full of uncertainty. But you don’t have to walk through this time alone! They want to come alongside you, providing evidence-based information on your options so you can make a well-educated decision about your next step.

If you think you’re pregnant, come take a free pregnancy test at Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine. They will give you a safe place to process your emotions, talk through your unique situation, and learn about all your options. All of their services are free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, support for men, ultrasounds, decision counseling, baby boutique, and post-abortive counseling,

If you think you may be pregnant, make an appointment to take a free pregnancy test. You can rely on their lab-quality tests to give you accurate results. One of their client advocates will be there to support you, listen to you, and talk with you about all your options. Their services are always free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, support services, and parenting support.

ABBA is a medical certified women’s pregnancy resource center in the state of Maine offering pregnancy testing, limited obstetrical ultrasounds, STD testing and treatment, consultations, and women’s health education completely free and confidential.

First Choice Pregnancy Center educates, supports and empowers women facing unplanned pregnancies with compassionate and professional care. If you think you may be pregnant or you are considering abortion, they are there to help.

First Step’s goal is to provide accurate information so that each woman can feel comfortable knowing they have made an informed decision regarding their pregnancy. They are committed to treating each client with compassion and respect, in addition to providing them with free and confidential pregnancy confirmation services.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Ft. Kent Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Houlton Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns, and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Aroostook is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is a pregnancy help center created to help women and men make informed decisions about unexpected pregnancies. They provide free and confidential services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, options counseling, post-abortion support, parenting resources, material assistance, and support for men. Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is non-denominational, non-political, and non-judgmental.

First Step’s goal is to provide accurate information so that each woman can feel comfortable knowing they have made an informed decision regarding their pregnancy. They are committed to providing clients with free and confidential pregnancy confirmation services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, STD testing, options information, post-abortion support, and parenting classes.

Finding out you are pregnant, especially when you didn’t expect it, can be scary and leave you full of uncertainty. But you don’t have to walk through this time alone! They want to come alongside you, providing evidence-based information on your options so you can make a well-educated decision about your next step.

If you think you’re pregnant, come take a free pregnancy test at Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine. They will give you a safe place to process your emotions, talk through your unique situation, and learn about all your options. All of their services are free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, support for men, ultrasounds, decision counseling, baby boutique, and post-abortive counseling,

If you think you may be pregnant, make an appointment to take a free pregnancy test. You can rely on their lab-quality tests to give you accurate results. One of their client advocates will be there to support you, listen to you, and talk with you about all your options. Their services are always free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, support services, and parenting support.

ABBA is a medical certified women’s pregnancy resource center in the state of Maine offering pregnancy testing, limited obstetrical ultrasounds, STD testing and treatment, consultations, and women’s health education completely free and confidential.

First Choice Pregnancy Center educates, supports and empowers women facing unplanned pregnancies with compassionate and professional care. If you think you may be pregnant or you are considering abortion, they are there to help.

First Step’s goal is to provide accurate information so that each woman can feel comfortable knowing they have made an informed decision regarding their pregnancy. They are committed to treating each client with compassion and respect, in addition to providing them with free and confidential pregnancy confirmation services.

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 adoption process up until after delivery. They also provide many services for the birthmother, including prenatal vitamins, maternity clothing, transportation, medical referrals, and other connections to local resources.

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 mission is to serve women and children who are homeless and assist them in practical ways. They are happy to provide case managers who are available 5 days each week to help navigate the different goal areas the women are working on. These goals include medical, social, education, employment, and long-term housing.

Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter (MMHS) provides emergency overnight shelter and programs to rebuild lives for those in need. MMHS is a 40-bed facility that includes 24 beds for single men and women and 24 beds in their family unit. They also offer ‘pack-n-play’ and toddler beds for infants to three-year-old. The shelter provides evening and morning meals, showers, bedding, laundry facilities, connections to other local services, short-term preventative case management, access to housing, a Homeless Prevention Program, and much more.

The Homeless Shelter offers a warm, welcoming, and safe facility to those needing shelter. The shelter is located on Hospital Street across from Riverview Psychiatric Center, a little over a mile from the Soup Kitchen. Originally having only 10 beds, the shelter now offers 20 beds, and 10 overflow beds each night to help those who are homeless.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Ft. Kent Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Houlton Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns, and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Aroostook is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

Open Arms Pregnancy Center in Augusta, Maine exists to offer encouragement and support to pregnant women and young families. They provide pregnancy tests, ultrasound, prenatal care until a doctor’s care is arranged, material resources, parenting classes, emotional support for parents, and emergency assistance.

Finding out you are pregnant, especially when you didn’t expect it, can be scary and leave you full of uncertainty. But you don’t have to walk through this time alone! They want to come alongside you, providing evidence-based information on your options so you can make a well-educated decision about your next step.

First Choice Pregnancy Center educates, supports and empowers women facing unplanned pregnancies with compassionate and professional care. If you think you may be pregnant or you are considering abortion, they are there to help.

Tabitha’s Closet is a free clothing ministry of the Winthrop United Methodist Church solely supported by donations and volunteers. Its primary mission is to provide, at no charge, clean gently used apparel for children and adults, footwear, linens and personal care products in the greater Winthrop community and is open to anyone in need.

They strive to help individuals and families in Maine meet their basic, material needs by providing donated clothing, hygiene products, household items, and other necessities in an environment of dignity and compassion.

The China Community Food Pantry offers two programs, the Federal Food Assistance program for Town of China residents only, and a wider community area program of fresh fruits and vegetables, breads, and used clothing.

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 adoption process up until after delivery. They also provide many services for the birthmother, including prenatal vitamins, maternity clothing, transportation, medical referrals, and other connections to local resources.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Ft. Kent Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Houlton Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns, and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Aroostook is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is a pregnancy help center created to help women and men make informed decisions about unexpected pregnancies. They provide free and confidential services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, options counseling, post-abortion support, parenting resources, material assistance, and support for men. Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is non-denominational, non-political, and non-judgmental.

Hope House is a non-profit organization providing neighborhood support to families.

Finding out you are pregnant, especially when you didn’t expect it, can be scary and leave you full of uncertainty. But you don’t have to walk through this time alone! They want to come alongside you, providing evidence-based information on your options so you can make a well-educated decision about your next step.

If you think you’re pregnant, come take a free pregnancy test at Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine. They will give you a safe place to process your emotions, talk through your unique situation, and learn about all your options. All of their services are free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, support for men, ultrasounds, decision counseling, baby boutique, and post-abortive counseling,

If you think you may be pregnant, make an appointment to take a free pregnancy test. You can rely on their lab-quality tests to give you accurate results. One of their client advocates will be there to support you, listen to you, and talk with you about all your options. Their services are always free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, support services, and parenting support.

First Choice Pregnancy Center educates, supports and empowers women facing unplanned pregnancies with compassionate and professional care. If you think you may be pregnant or you are considering abortion, they are there to help.

The China Community Food Pantry offers two programs, the Federal Food Assistance program for Town of China residents only, and a wider community area program of fresh fruits and vegetables, breads, and used clothing.

Walk-in Mini Brunch & Food Pantry is open to Portland residents.

The Homeless Shelter offers a warm, welcoming, and safe facility to those needing shelter. The shelter is located on Hospital Street across from Riverview Psychiatric Center, a little over a mile from the Soup Kitchen. Originally having only 10 beds, the shelter now offers 20 beds, and 10 overflow beds each night to help those who are homeless.

Hope House is a non-profit organization providing neighborhood support to families.

Their mission is to serve women and children who are homeless and assist them in practical ways. They are happy to provide case managers who are available 5 days each week to help navigate the different goal areas the women are working on. These goals include medical, social, education, employment, and long-term housing.

Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter (MMHS) provides emergency overnight shelter and programs to rebuild lives for those in need. MMHS is a 40-bed facility that includes 24 beds for single men and women and 24 beds in their family unit. They also offer ‘pack-n-play’ and toddler beds for infants to three-year-old. The shelter provides evening and morning meals, showers, bedding, laundry facilities, connections to other local services, short-term preventative case management, access to housing, a Homeless Prevention Program, and much more.

The Homeless Shelter offers a warm, welcoming, and safe facility to those needing shelter. The shelter is located on Hospital Street across from Riverview Psychiatric Center, a little over a mile from the Soup Kitchen. Originally having only 10 beds, the shelter now offers 20 beds, and 10 overflow beds each night to help those who are homeless.

Hope House is a non-profit organization providing neighborhood support to families.

Their non-profit adoption agency created this page to specifically help pregnant women and birth mothers in the state of Maine. It includes information on where to look for financial assistance, free or low-cost medical care and nutritional and health programs, support groups, government programs, and other Maine information to help you and your child.

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.

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 children 3 to 5 years for six-and-a-half hours per day, five days per week. One classroom providing Head Start for children ages 3 to 5 years, eight hours per day, five days per week.

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 six weeks to three years.

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.

Penquis is a non-profit aimed at helping individuals and families struggling financially by assisting with finances. They help with housing, utilities, childcare, transportation, disability support, navigating healthcare, and many other support options.

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 adoption process up until after delivery. They also provide many services for the birthmother, including prenatal vitamins, maternity clothing, transportation, medical referrals, and other connections to local resources.

Their mission is to serve women and children who are homeless and assist them in practical ways. They are happy to provide case managers who are available 5 days each week to help navigate the different goal areas the women are working on. These goals include medical, social, education, employment, and long-term housing.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Ft. Kent Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Houlton Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns, and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Aroostook is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

ABBA is a medical certified women’s pregnancy resource center in the state of Maine offering pregnancy testing, limited obstetrical ultrasounds, STD testing and treatment, consultations, and women’s health education completely free and confidential.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Ft. Kent Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Houlton Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns, and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Aroostook is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is a pregnancy help center created to help women and men make informed decisions about unexpected pregnancies. They provide free and confidential services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, options counseling, post-abortion support, parenting resources, material assistance, and support for men. Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is non-denominational, non-political, and non-judgmental.

Finding out you are pregnant, especially when you didn’t expect it, can be scary and leave you full of uncertainty. But you don’t have to walk through this time alone! They want to come alongside you, providing evidence-based information on your options so you can make a well-educated decision about your next step.

If you think you’re pregnant, come take a free pregnancy test at Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine. They will give you a safe place to process your emotions, talk through your unique situation, and learn about all your options. All of their services are free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, support for men, ultrasounds, decision counseling, baby boutique, and post-abortive counseling,

If you think you may be pregnant, make an appointment to take a free pregnancy test. You can rely on their lab-quality tests to give you accurate results. One of their client advocates will be there to support you, listen to you, and talk with you about all your options. Their services are always free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, support services, and parenting support.

First Choice Pregnancy Center educates, supports and empowers women facing unplanned pregnancies with compassionate and professional care. If you think you may be pregnant or you are considering abortion, they are there to help.

First Step’s goal is to provide accurate information so that each woman can feel comfortable knowing they have made an informed decision regarding their pregnancy. They are committed to treating each client with compassion and respect, in addition to providing them with free and confidential pregnancy confirmation services.

Families from all over Southern Maine come together at Birth Roots to participate in classes and programs that go beyond the usual information-based experience to facilitate a deeper understanding of the personal, unique and individual experience of pregnancy, birth and parenting.

The Kids First Center is a safe place for moms and dads to learn how to peacefully co-parent and how to keep children from the middle of adult disputes. Raising healthy, happy, and well-adjusted children is possible even when parents are not together.

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.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Ft. Kent Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Houlton Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns, and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Aroostook is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is a pregnancy help center created to help women and men make informed decisions about unexpected pregnancies. They provide free and confidential services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, options counseling, post-abortion support, parenting resources, material assistance, and support for men. Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine is non-denominational, non-political, and non-judgmental.

First Step’s goal is to provide accurate information so that each woman can feel comfortable knowing they have made an informed decision regarding their pregnancy. They are committed to providing clients with free and confidential pregnancy confirmation services, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, STD testing, options information, post-abortion support, and parenting classes.

Open Arms Pregnancy Center in Augusta, Maine exists to offer encouragement and support to pregnant women and young families. They provide pregnancy tests, ultrasound, prenatal care until a doctor’s care is arranged, material resources, parenting classes, emotional support for parents, and emergency assistance.

Finding out you are pregnant, especially when you didn’t expect it, can be scary and leave you full of uncertainty. But you don’t have to walk through this time alone! They want to come alongside you, providing evidence-based information on your options so you can make a well-educated decision about your next step.

If you think you’re pregnant, come take a free pregnancy test at Care Net of Mid-Coast Maine. They will give you a safe place to process your emotions, talk through your unique situation, and learn about all your options. All of their services are free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, support for men, ultrasounds, decision counseling, baby boutique, and post-abortive counseling,

If you think you may be pregnant, make an appointment to take a free pregnancy test. You can rely on their lab-quality tests to give you accurate results. One of their client advocates will be there to support you, listen to you, and talk with you about all your options. Their services are always free and confidential, including pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, support services, and parenting support.

ABBA is a medical certified women’s pregnancy resource center in the state of Maine offering pregnancy testing, limited obstetrical ultrasounds, STD testing and treatment, consultations, and women’s health education completely free and confidential.

First Choice Pregnancy Center educates, supports and empowers women facing unplanned pregnancies with compassionate and professional care. If you think you may be pregnant or you are considering abortion, they are there to help.

Their mission is to serve women and children who are homeless and assist them in practical ways. They are happy to provide case managers who are available 5 days each week to help navigate the different goal areas the women are working on. These goals include medical, social, education, employment, and long-term housing.

Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter (MMHS) provides emergency overnight shelter and programs to rebuild lives for those in need. MMHS is a 40-bed facility that includes 24 beds for single men and women and 24 beds in their family unit. They also offer ‘pack-n-play’ and toddler beds for infants to three-year-old. The shelter provides evening and morning meals, showers, bedding, laundry facilities, connections to other local services, short-term preventative case management, access to housing, a Homeless Prevention Program, and much more.

The Homeless Shelter offers a warm, welcoming, and safe facility to those needing shelter. The shelter is located on Hospital Street across from Riverview Psychiatric Center, a little over a mile from the Soup Kitchen. Originally having only 10 beds, the shelter now offers 20 beds, and 10 overflow beds each night to help those who are homeless.

Their International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) are dedicated to helping mothers reach their breastfeeding goals. They offer a free, weekly support group, which is a great opportunity to meet other new breastfeeding mothers in your community, share experiences, and receive postpartum and newborn care information and support.

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

General Assistance helps individuals and families to meet their basic needs. This may include help paying for household or personal supplies (toiletries, cleaning supplies), food, housing (e.g., mortgage, rent, room rent, temporary housing), fuel & utilities, medical, dental, prescriptions, medical supplies/equipment, and burial costs.

TANF provides cash assistance to families while they work towards becoming self-sufficient. Once enrolled in TANF you may also be eligible for help receiving job training and education.

Their non-profit adoption agency created this page to specifically help pregnant women and birth mothers in the state of Maine. It includes information on where to look for financial assistance, free or low-cost medical care and nutritional and health programs, support groups, government programs, and other Maine information to help you and your child.

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.

Penquis is a non-profit aimed at helping individuals and families struggling financially by assisting with finances. They help with housing, utilities, childcare, transportation, disability support, navigating healthcare, and many other support options.

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.

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.

Whether you’re looking for your first job, trying to find another job or striving for a better job. Maine Career Centers provide a variety of employment and training services at no charge to help you in your search. You do not need to be claiming unemployment benefits or be out of work to use their services.

Whether you’re looking for your first job, trying to find another job or striving for a better job. Maine Career Centers provide a variety of employment and training services at no charge to help you in your search. You do not need to be claiming unemployment benefits or be out of work to use their services.

Whether you’re looking for your first job, trying to find another job, or striving for a better job. Maine Career Centers provide a variety of employment and training services at no charge to help you in your search. You do not need to be claiming unemployment benefits or be out of work to use their services.

Whether you’re looking for your first job, trying to find another job or striving for a better job. Maine Career Centers provide a variety of employment and training services at no charge to help you in your search. You do not need to be claiming unemployment benefits or be out of work to use our services.

Their mission is to serve women and children who are homeless and assist them in practical ways. They are happy to provide case managers who are available 5 days each week to help navigate the different goal areas the women are working on. These goals include medical, social, education, employment, and long-term housing.

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 adoption process up until after delivery. They also provide many services for the birthmother, including prenatal vitamins, maternity clothing, transportation, medical referrals, and other connections to local resources.

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.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Ft. Kent Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Houlton Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns, and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Aroostook is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

First Choice Pregnancy Center educates, supports and empowers women facing unplanned pregnancies with compassionate and professional care. If you think you may be pregnant or you are considering abortion, they are there to help.

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 adoption process up until after delivery. They also provide many services for the birthmother, including prenatal vitamins, maternity clothing, transportation, medical referrals, and other connections to local resources.

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.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Ft. Kent Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Houlton Center is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns, and educational needs of women and teens.

The Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) of Aroostook is a non-profit, non-denominational, life affirming ministry serving the pregnancy related concerns and educational needs of women and teens.

First Choice Pregnancy Center educates, supports and empowers women facing unplanned pregnancies with compassionate and professional care. If you think you may be pregnant or you are considering abortion, they are there to help.

Their non-profit adoption agency created this page to specifically help pregnant women and birth mothers in the state of Maine. It includes information on where to look for financial assistance, free or low-cost medical care and nutritional and health programs, support groups, government programs, and other Maine information to help you and your child.

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 adoption process up until after delivery. They also provide many services for the birthmother, including prenatal vitamins, maternity clothing, transportation, medical referrals, and other connections to local resources.

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.

General Assistance helps individuals and families to meet their basic needs. This may include help paying for household or personal supplies (toiletries, cleaning supplies), food, housing (e.g., mortgage, rent, room rent, temporary housing), fuel & utilities, medical, dental, prescriptions, medical supplies/equipment, and burial costs.

TANF provides cash assistance to families while they work towards becoming self-sufficient. Once enrolled in TANF you may also be eligible for help receiving job training and education.

Their non-profit adoption agency created this page to specifically help pregnant women and birth mothers in the state of Maine. It includes information on where to look for financial assistance, free or low-cost medical care and nutritional and health programs, support groups, government programs, and other Maine information to help you and your child.

You may leave your newborn child with a safe haven provider within the first 31 days of life with no strings attached. A safe haven provider means: a law enforcement officer, staff at a medical emergency room, medical services provider, hospital staff member at a hospital, firefighter, and person staffing a facility with a safe haven baby box.

In Maine, a person may voluntarily deliver his baby not more than 31 days old to any safe haven provider with intent not to take back the newborn. A Safe Haven location refers to a hospital, emergency room, law enforcement agency, medical service provider, and a fire station.

Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter (MMHS) provides emergency overnight shelter and programs to rebuild lives for those in need. MMHS is a 40-bed facility that includes 24 beds for single men and women and 24 beds in their family unit. They also offer ‘pack-n-play’ and toddler beds for infants to three-year-old. The shelter provides evening and morning meals, showers, bedding, laundry facilities, connections to other local services, short-term preventative case management, access to housing, a Homeless Prevention Program, and much more.