Maine Brain Injury and Stroke Resource Directory: 3rd Edition
The Maine Brain Injury and Stroke Resource Directory is intended to provide information and resources available to individuals with brain injuries or stroke. The fluid nature of services and service providers makes it likely that contact information and service availability will change and that some services and/or providers may not be included. It is the responsibility of the user to verify and investigate services and providers to determine the best options for your individual situation.
The Maine Brain Injury and Stroke Resource Directory is intended to provide information and resources available to individuals with brain injuries or stroke. The fluid nature of services and service providers makes it likely that contact information and service availability will change and that some services and/or providers may not be included. It is the responsibility of the user to verify and investigate services and providers to determine the best options for your
individual situation.
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CRISIS SUPPORT<br />
AND SERVICES<br />
MAINE CRISIS HOTLINE<br />
(888) 558-1112<br />
SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE<br />
(800) 273-8255<br />
SUICIDE PREVENTION<br />
LIFELINE ONLINE CHAT<br />
www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/<br />
talk-to-someone-now<br />
• Crisis & Counseling Centers<br />
24-hour Hotline Voice /TTY: (888) 568-1112<br />
If calling from a cellphone in Kennebec or Somerset<br />
County, call (207) 621-2552<br />
Website: crisis<strong>and</strong>counseling.org<br />
• Crisis & Counseling Center – Augusta<br />
24-hour walk-in service<br />
10 Caldwell Rd.<br />
Augusta, ME<br />
• Crisis & Counseling Center – Skowhegan<br />
24-hour walk-in service<br />
346 Water St.<br />
Skowhegan, ME<br />
• Crisis & Counseling Center – Winslow<br />
Crisis Stabilization Unit for Children & Teens<br />
Refer a child or teen 24 hours a day by calling the<br />
toll-free crisis line<br />
24-hour Hotline Voice /TTY: (888) 568-1112<br />
If calling from a cellphone in Kennebec or Somerset<br />
County, call (207) 621-2552<br />
COMMUNITY ACTION<br />
AGENCIES<br />
Community Action Agencies are non-profit<br />
organizations that provide services to low income<br />
people in <strong>Maine</strong> to help them escape poverty <strong>and</strong><br />
achieve economic security. Through programs<br />
such as Head Start, job training, housing, food<br />
banks, energy assistance, <strong>and</strong> financial education,<br />
CAAs tailor their services to meet the needs of the<br />
individuals <strong>and</strong> communities they serve.<br />
There are nine community action programs in <strong>Maine</strong>.<br />
• Aroostook County Action Program (ACAP)<br />
Aroostook County<br />
771 Main St.<br />
Presque Isle, ME 04769<br />
Website: acap-me.org<br />
P.O. Box 1116<br />
Presque Isle, ME 04769<br />
Phone: (207) 764-3721 • (800) 432-7881<br />
40 Alfalfa Ave., Ste. 102<br />
Fort Kent, ME 04743<br />
Phone: (207) 834-5135<br />
88 Fox St.<br />
Madawaska, ME 04756<br />
Phone: (207) 728-6345<br />
91 Military St.<br />
Houlton, ME 04730<br />
Phone: (207) 532-5300<br />
• Kennebec Valley Community Action Program<br />
(KVCAP)<br />
Somerset, Kennebec, Lincoln,<br />
<strong>and</strong> Sagadahoc Counties<br />
Buker Community Center<br />
22 Armory St<br />
Augusta, ME 04330-4957<br />
Phone: (207) 622-4761<br />
Website: kvcap.org<br />
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