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RESOURCE INFORMATION(Updated January 2020)CITY OF SOUTH PORTLAND SOCIAL SERVICES25 Cottage RoadSouth Portland, ME(207) 767-7617www.southportland.orgWelcome to the City of South Portland’s Resource Directory. The programs/resources described below may be able to assist you inpaying your bills & offer solutions to current concerns. Please, keep in mind that programs/resources listed here may haveeligibility requirements.Are you interested in home repairs and upgrades to help you use less energy and reduce your monthly bill? Visitwww.efficiencymaine.org for valuable energy assistance information. By visiting or calling the Department of Health & HumanServices, you may apply for food supplements, TANF, Alternative Aid, Emergency Assistance & other programs. DHHS is located at151 Jet Port Blvd in South Portland, 1-800-442-6003.If you know of additional resources that would be of benefit, please contact Kathleen at 767-7617. Thank you!You may also call 2-1-1 for additional resource information.Adult Protective ServicesChildren’s ServicesDHHSDomestic Violence VictimsEducation &TrainingEmploymentFamilyHousingHome RepairLegalLife SkillsMedical1PetsPhone/CablePregnant and/or ParentingRefugee ServicesSenior ServicesSheltersSubsidized HousingSubstance Abuse TreatmentState Refund/ReferralTax Return AssistanceTransportationUnemployment
Mental Health/Substance Abuse ServicesMoney & Credit Counseling / ForeclosureHome OwnershipNutrition / Food Programs & Non FoodNAMEADULTAdult ProtectiveCHILDREN’S SERVICESOpportunity Alliance Child andFamily ServicesChildren’s ClosetUtility ProgramsVeteransWomen’s ProgramsDESCRIPTIONADULTProtection for Adults at riskAdult & Child Abuse-NeglectCHILDREN’S SERVICESOpportunity Alliance Child and Family Services providesEarly Head Start, Head Start, and Child Care services toqualifying families throughout Cumberland County. Someprograms run for a half day, part year, some are full day,full year, and others are family visiting programs. Familiesmust meet certain criteria to be eligible to participate inthese programs.ClothingOpen every 1st & 3rd Wednesday & 1st & 3rd Saturday from9:00 AM – 11:00 AM. Please call the First CongregationalChurch to confirm as the times and days may change.Children’s ClothingPreble Street Clothing Closet Receiving Center – Adults &TeensChildren’s Clothing (& Adults)Seventh Day Adventist Community ServicesPlease bring photo id.Children’s ClothingSt. Vincent De Paul Society2CONTACT INFORMATION/URLADULTChildren’s #:1-800-452-1999http://www.maine.gov/dhhsAdult#: 1-800-624-8404CHILDREN’S SERVICESOpportunity AllianceClient Service Center50 Lydia LaneSouth Portland, ME 04106(207) 553-5816Opportunityalliance.orgFirst Congregational Church301 Cottage RoadSouth Portland, ME 04106(207) 799-336118 Portland Street(2nd door-ring doorbell)Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9am – noonTuesday, Thursday 12:30 –3:30 pmPreblestreet.orgMonday’s 4 – 6 p,97 Allen AvenuePortland, ME797-4414317 Congress Street
Clothing available on Fridays onlyChildren’s ClothingChildren’s ClothingState Street Church/Clothes Closet – free to allOpen Wednesday mornings 9:00 am – 11:00 amClosed first Wednesday of each monthThe Root Cellar/Clothing CenterOpen to all Thursdays 10:30 am – 11:30 amSee Staff for clothing “voucher” for bag of clothes for thosewith no/low incomeChildren’s ClothingWhite MemorialMonday 4 – 6 pmDiapers/Baby SuppliesWilliston Emmanuel Baptist ChurchThe entrance to Pantry is on Deering Place off DeeringStreet. Please call ahead. Thursdays 9:30 am, access bylottery, they are closed one Thursday each month.Offer phone cards and toiletries as wellDiapers/Baby SuppliesCuddle Me ProgramOffer free baby items such as diapers, wipes, formula andbaby clothes when available to income eligible client. Youmust be referred via a church, social service agency or bycalling 211 from Maine. You can also inquire/seekassistance by completing an application on their website.Click on the “Get Help” link at the top of their website pageor call the number listed in the next column.ABBA ( A Women’s Resource Center)Offers diapers and other parenting supplies. Has 9different programs including the “Learn and Earn”program where attendees (must have some Englishproficiency) can attend a variety of classes and earn pointswhich they can redeem for diapers or items at theirclothing/supply boutique or participants can save up theirpoints and access Baby’s R Us or other locations forsupplies and items needed for their child. Interpreters onlyavailable for medical screenings not class participation(s).Offer free pregnancy tests and ultrasoundsSt. Elizabeth’s Essentials Pantry at St. Luke’s CathedralDiapers/Baby SuppliesDiapers/Baby Supplies3Portland, ME772-1113159 State StreetPortland, ME774-639694 Washington AvenuePortland774-3197105 Allen AvenuePortland776-0867156 High StreetPortland, 045207-253-55551250Forest Avenue, 2nd FloorPortland, ME 04101 Monday –Thursday 10 am – 4 pm143 State Street
Diapers/Baby SuppliesJewish Family Services Food Bank and Diaper BankTuesday’s 9:30 – 11:00 amLife EssentialsOur mission is to serve as a center where individuals areprovided opportunity to meet their basic needs, developnatural supports, share their own abilities and beempowered to change the situation they are in. Comingevents:Portland, ME207-772-5434Tuesday’s 9:30 – 11:00 am57 Ashmont StreetPortland, ME207-772-1959Landry Village South PortlandCoordinator: Cheryl Curlew207-730-3895Bread available every Thursday from 1:30 – 3:30pm.Children’s Closet 3rd Thursday of every month from 7:30am – 1:00 pm. Also first day of each month.Diapers available.DHHSAAA Alternative Aid AssistanceASPIRE: TANF4DHHS 1-800-482-7520Alternative Aid: a benefit for those who choose not to applyfor TANF on an on-going basis but need short-term supportin order to become, or to stay, employed. This benefit worth up to 3 months of TANF support - is available once ina 12-month period.DHHSMore information m1-866-626-7059 ext:205TANF & PAS Recipients: May be able to assist with Childcare for childrenunder the age of 13 or if over the age of 13, childrenwho are physically or mentally unable to care forthemselves. Transportation Respite Childcare: Childcare during hours when youare not dong activities in the Family Contract (forshopping, health care appointments, other personalcare appointment). Limited to 25 hours in any 901-800-482-7520822-2000DHHS151 Jetport Blvd.,South Portland, ME 04106
days.Auto Repairs: up to 500 every 12 months forneeded Repairs on a vehicle registered in your nameAuto Liability InsuranceBooks and SuppliesClothing and uniformsEye CareDental CareOccupational ExpensesMoving CostsChild Protective IntakeChildren at riskChild Support EnforcementDSEREnforcement & collection activities on behalf of bothwelfare & non-welfare children.If you suspect a child under the age of 18 is being abused orneglected by a parent or caregiver.Emergency Assistance (Range 150- 600): There are fivecategories of EA;1) Disasters, 2) Repair/Replace (this could replace orrepair a well, chimney, or stove etc), 3) EmergencyHousing, 4) Utilities, 5) Special Medical Equipment orClothing.Families with eligible childrenEligible Child Under 21 years Living with specified relative in Maine or lived withspecified relative within 6 months prior toapplication Women in last Trimester Prevention of crisis program Formerly food stamps Low income individuals residing in Maine In need must meet income and asset guidelinesunless categorically eligible U.S. Citizen or qualified non-citizen Some non-citizens may be eligible for State-FundedEmergency AssistanceFood Supplements5(800) 452-1999 available24/7(800) 452-1999 available24/7For more information andspecific applicationinstructions go 2-6003DHHS151 JetPort BlvdSouth Portland, ME 04106822-2000 or 1-800-482-7520TDD/TTY 1-888-720-1925Apply online @www.maine.gov or visit DHHSkiosk on 151 JetPort Blvd,South Portland, ME 04106
Maine CarePAS (Parents as Scholars)benefits Post-secondary students must meet certainconditions.Health care(207) 822-2000Similar to TANF- educationalAlso, must Be enrolled full-time 2 – 4 year degree program Not have marketable Bachelor’s Degree Not have skills to earn at least 85% Maine’s medianwage. Be pursuing degree that will improve ability tosupport a family Be able to succeed in educational program chosen.1-800-442-6003DHHS151 JetPort BlvdSouth Portland, ME 04106822-2000 or 1-800-482-7520TDD/TTY 1-888-720-1925Refugee defined by Federal Government INS No deprivation criteria/no children required Limited to 8 months beginning with land date Most eligibility criteria are same as TANF.1-800-442-6003DHHS151 JetPort BlvdSouth Portland, ME 04106822-2000 or 1-800-482-7520TDD/TTY 1-888-720-1925SSI State SupplementMay add add’l 10 – 15/moSupplemental Security Income (SSI) is a needs-basedprogram, providing financial aid to disabled people whomeet low-income guidelines. SSI program benefits areavailable to the disabled regardless of their employmenthistory.1-800-442-6003DHHS822-2000 or 1-800-482-7520TDD/TTY 1-888-720-1925SSI State SupplementState MOE (for Maine Care)Low income individuals who do not have sufficient workquarter credits to get full Social Security benefits. The StateSupplement supplements the SSI benefit which is a cashbenefit to low income elderly and disabled individuals.Eligibility for SSI has nothing to do with work quarters forSSA. Must be disable or over 65 years Individuals who receive SSI, or Individuals who would be eligible for SSI except for1-800-442-6003DHHS822-2000 or 1-800-482-7520TDD/TTY 1-888-720-1925RCA6
TANFincome and citizenship. Income is based solely on the individual or coupleand countable income must be below 684 for anindividual and 1026 for a coupleTemporary Assistance for Needy Families Families with an eligible childEligible Child: Deprived of parental support Under age 18 Living with parent or specified relative in Maine U.S. Citizen or qualified Non-Citizen. In need must meet income and asset guidelines A child in involuntary child welfare custody is not aneligible child. Women in last Trimester.DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMSDOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMSElder Abuse PreventionA guide for preventing elder abuse, assault & theftThrough These DoorsFamily in crisisMaine Victims CompensationProgramMcAuley Residence71-800-442-6003DHHS822-2000 or 1-800-482-7520TDD/TTY 1-888-720-1925DOMESTIC VIOLENCE nting-elderabuse/Hotline: 866-901-48581-800-537-6066 or(207) g/crime/victims compensation/inIf you or someone you know is the victim of a violent crime, dex.shtmlVictims’ Compensation Programthe Maine Victims' Compensation Program in the Attorney Maine Office of the AttorneyGeneral's Office may be able to help. The Victims'GeneralCompensation Program provides financial reimbursement 6 State House Stationfor losses suffered by victims of violent crime and theirAugusta, Maine 04333-0006families.Tel: (207) 624-7882, or (800)McAuley Residence provides a comprehensive transitionalhousing program for women with and without childrenwho are in recovery from drug and alcohol dependency.The McAuley Residence staff collaborates with Mercy and903-7882MCAULEY RESIDENCE68 High StreetPortland, ME 04101
EDUCATION & TRAININGPortland Adult EducationSouth Portland Adult EducationProgramcommunity providers to offer a well-rounded approachproviding women the skills they need to embrace recoveryin all areas of their lives. McAuley Residence is guided bythe Sisters of Mercy philosophy of compassionate care forall, with special concern for disadvantaged women andchildren.EDUCATION & TRAININGHigh school & GED diploma, basic skills tutoring, officeskills certificates, certified nurse assistant program,English as a second language, vocational skills, academicclasses, College Connection, foreign language courses,Street Academy, office & computer skills.New Ventures Maine (NVME) can help you:Phone: (207) nity/McAuleyResidence.aspxEDUCATION & TRAINING(207) 874-8155www.portlandadulted.orgContact: David BrennerReview your interests, skills, and experienceDiscover new job and career possibilitiesIdentify education and training optionsDevelop your own career planOffer one on ones for those opening their ownbuisnessCore classes include:Career Planning: Find Your Place in Today’s JobMarketCreating Your Future: Career Planning for the NewEconomyOther training:Maintaining Self-Confidence During the Job SearchWorkplace Communication SkillsJob Search StrategiesNew Ventures MaineEMPLOYMENT8EMPLOYMENT(207) 799-5025http://newventuresmaine.org/EMPLOYMENT
Adecco Employment AgencyTemporary & Permanent Placement Center\Staffingagency20 Free StreetPortland, ME(207) xCareer CenterVocational RehabLocated in South Portland, assistance with careercounseling.(877) 594-5627www.mainecareercenter.comRobert Half PortlandEmployment agencySpringborn Staffing97 Exchange Street Portland, MESuite 504Bonney Staffing Center21 Donald B Dean Drive South Portland, MEPro Search Inc.70 Center Street #3https://www.roberthalf.com/portlandmaine?medium tsa&gclid CMaNhpPlwssCFQ6LaQod6kgEtQ&gclsrc aw.ds207-420-8072(207) -3829http://www.bonneystaffing.com/(207) elpwanted.com(800) 593-7660Employment Search EnginesUnemploymentFAMILYGood Cause Thrift ShopClothing Swap Shop9Compensation for unemploymentClothingFAMILYClothing Swap ShopYou do not necessarily have to bring clothing to swap.FAMILY16 Forest AvenuePortland, ME(207) 772-4903Elm Street United MethodistChurch
Children’s ClothingPreble Street Clothing Closet Receiving Center – Adults &TeensChildren’s Clothing (& Adults)Seventh Day Adventist Community ServicesPlease bring photo id.Children’s ClothingSt. Vincent De Paul SocietyClothing available on Fridays onlyChildren’s ClothingState Street Church/Clothes Closet – free to allOpen Wednesday mornings 9:00 am – 11:00 amChildren’s ClothingThe Root Cellar/Clothing CenterOpen to all Thursdays 10:30 am – 11:30 amSee Staff for clothing “voucher” for bag of clothes for thosewith no/low incomeChildren’s ClothingWhite MemorialMonday 4 – 6 pmGrandfamiliesMaine Kids-Kin provides services for grandparents, aunts,uncles, siblings, cousins and extended family who areraising relatives children.Provides information and referrals on legal, financial andfamily challenges, as well as provide respite andemergency funds, a resource library, clothing exchange,and support and activity groups.Family Caregiver Support provides support groups,education, counseling & respite.Southern Maine Agency onAging10Chapel StreetSouth PortlandTues-Sat8am-3:30pm18 Portland Street(2nd door-ring doorbell)Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9am – noonTuesday, Thursday 12:30 –3:30 pmMonday’s 4 – 6 p,97 Allen AvenuePortland, ME797-4414317 Congress StreetPortland, ME772-1113159 State StreetPortland, ME774-639694 Washington AvenuePortland774-3197105 Allen AvenuePortland776-0867869 Main Street, Suite 900Westbrook, ME 040921-800870-7746(Maine only)Phone: tent/maine-kidskinSMAAA136 US Route OneScarborough, ME 04074
(207) 396-65001-800-427-7411www.smaaa.orgSouthern Maine Agency onAgingHOUSINGAvesta Housing/BrickHillGrocery Shopping Assistance for people 60 .Housing DevelopmentHOUSINGBRAPBridging Rental Assistance Program through the ShalomHouse. Designed to assist individuals with psychiatricdisabilities, with housing assistance for up to 24 months oruntil they are awarded a Section 8 Voucher.Friendship HouseSober/Substance Free Living for MenSMAAA136 US Route OneScarborough, ME 04074(207) 396-65001-800-427-7411www.smaaa.orgHOUSING307 Cumberland AvePortland, ME(207) 553-7777www.avestahousing.orgShalom House106 Gilman StreetPortland, ME(207) 874-1080www.shalomhouseinc.org207-767-7403 80.00/wk for the 1st 2 wks. 90.00/wk for the next 8 wks.Final 10 wk 100./wkFriendship House is a shelter for men who are in earlyrecovery from substance abuse. Founded in 1985 by Louiseand Claude Montgomery, Friendship House provided a safeand nurturing environment at its original Portland, Maine390 Lincoln Streetlocation until relocating to South Portland in 2003. Built on South Portland, MEChristian values and a 12-step philosophy, the housecontinues to operate under the same principles as Louiseand Claude set forth 24 years ago. Friendship House is runentirely on private donations and is not supported byFederal, State or Local Governments.Greater Portland Habitat forHumanity11Referals to Sober LivingBuild simple, decent, affordable homes & renovate familyowned homes in partnership with people in need &community support.605 Warren AvePortland, Me(207) 772-2151
Maine State Housing AuthorityThe HCV program provides rental assistance toincome-eligible tenants by subsidizing a portion oftheir monthly rent and utilities and paying itdirectly to their landlords. The assistance providedis the difference between what the tenant paystoward rent and the cost of the rent.(207) ineHousing offers its HCV program in areas of thestate not served by local housing authorities. (Localhousing authorities offer HCV programs within theirown service territories.) MaineHousing’s HCVprogram helps more than 3,800 low-incomehouseholds each month.In 2012, MaineHousing will be phasing out itscontracts with local agents and will be assumingresponsibility for directly delivering its HCVprogram in all 16 counties.Portland Housing AuthorityShelter Plus Care12Housing subsidized by the US Department of Housing &Urban Development & the Housing Choice VoucherProgram, which are rent subsidies for decent, safe &sanitary housing, includes apartments, mobile homes or ahouse from a landlord, subsidy for utilities if included inrent, if utilities are not included, program may pay a largerportion of the rent, rental assistance subsidizes a portionof monthly rent & pays the portion directly to the landlord.Eligibility dependent on income guidelines.Shelter Plus Care Program through Shalom House. Federalprogram funded by the U.S. Department of Housing andUrban Development (HUD) designed to provide rentalsubsidies and supportive services to homeless individualswith disabilities, primarily those with chronic mentalillness, substance abuse, and HIV/AIDS. Program14 Baxter BoulevardPortland, ME(207) 773-4753www.porthousing.orgMon-Fri: 9-4Shalom House106 Gilman StreetPortland, ME(207) 874-1080
South Portland HousingAuthoritySTEPparticipants pay 30% of their income towards rent andShelter Plus Care subsidizes the remaining portion of therent. Following a Housing First model, initial APCrecipients are encouraged, but not required to accept theprovision of services to go hand in hand with the voucher.Provide quality housing for low to moderate incomeelderly, individuals w/ disabilities & families in need.5 Programs are administered:Their Properties:Units available for elderly, handicapped or disabledinclude: Efficiencies, 1 & 2 bedroom units. Water, heat,electric, gas included.Family units available.PUBLIC HOUSING:Low-income, elderly, disabled, handicapped & families,Resident pays 30% of income for rent.RIDGELAND ESTATES: Affordable Housing, 2 rent levels,persons 55 years of age or older.MILLCOVE: 30% of income for rent. Determined by MaineState Housing Authority.ADAM COURT: 30% of income, determined by HUDSECTION 8 VOUCHERS: 30% of income, HUDThe South Portland Housing Authority accepts applicationsfor its waiting lists usually 2 times per year.Applicants who live or work in South Portland have apreference on the waiting list. This means they will behoused before all others.Stability Through Engagement ProgramSTEP is designed to provide short term rental assistancefor 3-6 months to help individuals and families achievehousing stability. The focus is on rapidly re-housing peoplewho are homeless and referred by a shelter in one of thesix counties where the program is offered. ParticipatingHomeless Shelters and Office of Substance Abuse ServiceProviders select people for this program based on needand the likelihood that the participant, with the help ofSTEP, can achieve housing stability within 6 months. STEPcurrently is offered in Androscoggin, Cumberland,13www.shalomhouseinc.org100 Waterman Drive, Suite101South Portland, ME 04106Tel: (207)773-4140Fax: 207-773-4006Monday – Friday:8 AM – 4 PMwww.spha.netSTEP Program Administrator;Barbara Brann 626-4677Wayne Russell(207) 775-4879
VASHWestbrook HousingKennebec, Knox, Penobscot and York Counties.Veteran’s Affordable Supportive HousingWendy Thomas – ManagerSimilar to Section 8 & may also include Veteran’s families30 Liza Harmon Dr. #500HOME REPAIRFurnace/Household RepairLEGALCovering Kids & FamiliesHelplineImmigrant Legal AdvocacyProjectPine Tree LegalHOME REPAIRPortland’s Home ProgramLow Interest PACE LoanLEGALHelps with healthcare coverage questions, referrals,assistance with applying for MaineCare & other programsthat are available in Maine. There is also an attorney onstaff who can help with private insurance disputes.Provides legal assistance on issues such as family law,divorce, custody, bankruptcy, social security disability,foreclosure for people with low incomes. They do nothandle criminal law.Legal Help/AdviceFree Foreclosure Prevention ClinicsSouthern Maine Agency onAgingMoney Minders – bill paying and budgeting for olderpeople with low incomes.Volunteer Lawyer ProjectLegal AdviceLIFE SKILLSTools for LifeLIFE SKILLSTFL program at the Salvation Army will give youeverything you need to build yourself up and walkconfidently toward your goals. Class sessions will beinteractive and fun. Pre-registration required & acommitment to attend all six classes to receive a certificate14(207) 623-8411(207) 854-9779http://www.westbrookhousing.orgHOME REPAIRMary Davis: 874-8698Efficiencymane.comLEGAL(800) 965-7476(207) 780-1593(800) 497-850888 Federal StreetPortland, ME(207) 774-8211SMAAA136 US Route OneScarborough, ME 04074(207) 396-65001-800-427-7411www.smaaa.org(207) 774-4348(800) 442-4293LIFE SKILLS297 Cumberland AvenuePortland, ME(207) 774-417210-12am
of completion. No cost to attend. Content consists of “EatWell, Don’t Stress, Meals & Menu, Finding Your Career,Parenting, & Clean /DENTAL/EYESSouthern Maine Agency onAging - AlzheimerMEDICAL/DENTAL/EYESTruslow Adult Day Center in Saco serves Cumberlandcounty residents who have Alzheimer’s or anotherdementia and need a safe place to be during the day alongwith therapeutic engagement. It’s the only free-standingday center in Southern MaineMEDICAL/DENTAL/EYESSMAAA136 US Route OneScarborough, ME 04074(207) 396-65001-800-427-7411www.smaaa.orgCare PartnersLow cost or no cost healthcare program. Works inpartnership with Maine Medical Center’s UncompensatedCare Program. Care Partners is a large group of Drs, hosp,who have vol. to provide various health care services, ieregular check-ups & care when you are sick, prescriptionmedications you can afford, lab, x-ray & hospital services atno cost, referrals to services and resources.100 Brick Hill AvenueSouth PortlandHomeless HealthCare: No cost comprehensive primarymedical care, behavioral health & dental services forindividuals who are homeless.(207) 662-7000 or(877) 626-1684 or(207) 662-7967 (PortlandLocation)Greater Portland HealthHealthcare for the HomelessHOPWA15Housing Opportunity with Persons with Aids. ThroughPeabody Agency, provides services to clients living withHIV & Aids within Cumberland County all types ofassistance including housing, case management. At orbelow 80% of income for the household size. Need to beclients of Franny Peabody & apply through case managers.May access rental assistance through any ASO in Maine.There is a waiting list of approximately one year. Theycontract with Shalom House for the rental portion. 30% ofadjusted gross income. Short term mortgage rent andutility for assistance for current and back payments in874-214120 Portland Street(207) 874-8445 MedicalServices(207) 874-8450 Heather Doyon335 Valley StreetPortland, ME(207) 774-6877
an effort to avoid homelessness. GA eligibility is first.Permanent Housing placement: may be used for securitydeposits, first month rent, application fee. This ispermanent housing.Maine CareThrough DHHSMaine Care Family & FriendsProgramFamily members who drive a MaineCare eligible rider to aMaineCare appointment may receive reimbursement aspart of a program offered by RTP. You can receive thisreimbursement if you are a MaineCare eligible client andare driving yourself to your appointments.Med AccessMedication BasedGreater Portland HealthPortland Community Health Center (PCHC) is a full-service,primary care medical facility serving the Greater Portlandarea. The Health Center accepts all private insurance aswell as Medicare and Medicaid. There is a sliding fee scaleavailable for patients without insurance. The HealthCenter's focus is on becoming a primary care provider(PCP) and a 'medical home' for those in need of consistentcare and services.Interpreter services are available for those whose primarylanguage is not English.Other services provided include: Case management, mentalhealth counseling, healthcare discount enrollment, andclothing16DHHS151 JetPort BlvdSouth Portland, MEhttp://www.maine.gov/dhhs/index.shtmFor more information or toreceive authorizationnumbers, call 774-2666Medication assistance, incomebase 200 – 300% of FPL 6627968. Coordinates withpharmaceutical companies100 Brick Hill Ave.South Portland, ME(207)874-2141(Mention you would like anappointment at Brick Hill)180 Park AvenueFloor 1 Portland, ME(207) 482-5000www.portlandmaine.gov/hhs/phpchcmain.asp
Uncompensated CareThrough Mercy HospitalEye Care: Gift of SightEye Care: ZENN OpticalLens Crafters: voucher programEyeCare: New Eyes for theNeedyAspen DentalVoucher programwww.neweyesfortheneedy.orgWill work with clients who receive SSDI with x-rays & freeconsultationMENTAL HEALTH/SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES(207) 775-1551MENTAL HEALTH/SUBSTANCEABUSE SERVICESAddiction ResourceRaises awareness of the dangers of addiction and helpslocal communities stay drug-free. Links provideinformation relative to the best rehabs in Maine. ApingDaily helps spread the knowledge relative to the effects ofsmoking and vaping.Crossroad for WomenCrossroads for Women is where you would send yourmother, sister or daughter for outpatient or residentialtreatment for substance abuse and mental health in acomfortable, safe environment so she can remember whoshe wanted to be. Crossroads for Women offers Maine’smost comprehensive treatment for substance abuse andmental health specialized for women.HIV/AIDSwww.zennoptical.orgMENTAL HEALTH/SUBSTANCEABUSE ly.com/)Address: 71 Us Route 1 Ste E,Scarborough, ME 04074Phone: (207) 883-0237774-6877Frannie Peabody Center: Subsidized Housing Vouchers17(207) 879-3000
Mental Health ServicesOpportunity Alliance provides Mental Health services forchildren and youth from birth to age 20. Services includecounseling, play therapy from licensed therapists, as wellas referral to other resources.The Recovery VillageOffers residential treatment for dual diagnosis based drugand alcohol rehab, eating disorders, and mental healthtreatments tailored to an individual’s specific needsOpportunity AllianceClient Service Center510 Cumberland CenterPortland, ME 04101(207) Open 24 sources/firstresponders/Milestone18Homeless Outreach & Mobile Engagement TeamWorking toward engaging individuals who live on thestreets of Portland in learning to live harmoniously witheach other, the business community and the public at large.Work to enhance individual’s motivation to engage inongoing services that would improve their quality of life.Milestone is licensed to provide emergency shelter,detoxification, and extended residential substance abusetreatment in Portland and OOB.HOME Team will help guide individuals to appropriateservices. 7 AM – 8 PM, noSundays.65 India StreetPortland, ME 04101207-775-4790www.milestonfoundation.org
Opportunity AllianceMental HealthCounselors available to meet with you that day.Support Services at Opportunity Alliance provide intensivecase management, in-home support and outpatientservices to those affected by mental illness and/orhomelessness. We also offer state-of-the-art training,education, and publications.SHALOM/BRAPProgram Summary The Bridging Rental AssistanceProgram (BRAP) has been established in recognition thatrecovery can only begin in a safe, healthy, and decentenvironment, a place one can call home. People withpsychiatric disabilities are often unable to afford to renthousing of their choice in the community. BRAP is designedto assist individuals with housing assistance for up to 24months or until they are awarded a Housing ChoiceVoucher (aka Section 8 Voucher), another federal subsidy,or alternative housing placement. All units subsidized byBRAP funding must meet the U.S. Department of Housingand Urban Development’s Housing Quality Standards andFair Market Rents. Following a Housing First model, initialBRAP recipients are encouraged, but
South Portland, ME 04106 822-2000 or 1-800-482-7520 TDD/TTY 1-888-720-1925 SSI State Supplement May add add'l 10 - 15/mo Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a needs-based program, providing financial aid to disabled people who meet low-income guidelines. SSI program benefits are available to the disabled regardless of their employment
