Veteran organizations in Maine

41 organizations listed on Prize help veterans in Maine.

Organizations

Showing 1–24 of 41

  1. Helps people resume driving following a disability or help young adults with developmental disabilities start driving. Alpha One empowers people with special…

    • Disability
  2. AMVETS in Maine

    Yarmouth, ME

    Provides a variety of services to veterans, including help with filing VA claims for disability compensation. AMVETS has several locations throughout Maine to…

    • Benefits
  3. Provides free services for veterans and service members assisting them in their recovery and reintegration back into their communities. The Carlisle Academy's…

    • Peer support
  4. Works to identify community concerns and provide programs and services to address needs in the locations it serves. Catholic Charities Maine empowers and…

    • Mental health
  5. Provides temporary housing and support services for homeless adults living in Maine while permanent housing arrangement are being made.

    • Housing
  6. Provides affordable housing with support services to Maine's most vulnerable people, advocating for equity on their behalf. Community Housing of Maine also…

    • Housing
  1. Crossroads Maine

    Scarborough, ME

    Provides addiction and behavioral health treatment services at Crossroads in Portland, Maine. Crossroads offers gender-responsive treatment programs to help…

    • Mental health
  2. Operates door-to-door transportation services for Maine's Medicaid patients and anyone who cannot use fixed bus or van service. Demand Response requires a…

  3. Works to enhance and promote the equality, self-determination, independence, productivity, integration and inclusion of people with disabilities through…

  4. Offers a variety of services to Maine veterans, including help with filing VA claims for disability compensation, appealing claims decisions and…

    • Peer support
  5. Offers a year-round adaptive recreation program in the state of Maine for adults and children with disabilities. Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation is a…

    • Disability
  6. Offers information about anti-discrimination law for Maine Veterans.

    • Peer support
  7. Provides information and services so all Maine children and families can be safe, stable, happy, and healthy. The Office of Child and Family Services supports…

  8. Offers a statewide network of domestic violence resource centers to ensure that all people affected by domestic abuse and violence in Maine are restored to…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  9. Provides Maine consumer law information and resources.

    • Legal aid
  10. Works to provide accurate, timely and cost effective disability determination decisions for Social Security disability claims for residents of Maine.

  11. Learn about services and resources available to Maine service members, their families and civilians, including state job information, grants and loans…

    • Peer support
  12. Helps older Maine residents to be as independent as possible for as long as possible through advocacy, development and delivery of policies, programs and…

  13. Works with Maine individuals, families and communities to encourage and assist people with developmental disabilities, mental health disorders and substance…

    • Mental health
  14. Provides information, referral, one-on-one telephone support, and training to parents of children with disabilities or special health care needs, and to the…

  15. Provides protections for military personnel to ease legal and financial burdens brought on by the demands of active duty. The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act…

    • Benefits
  16. Provides links to regional offices where Maine entrepreneurs can receive assistance in starting a business.

    • Business
  17. Loans large print materials to residents of Maine who are certified as visually impaired and to public libraries in the state that serve people with visual…

  18. Offers judicial monitoring, case management, specialized treatment, and other services for veterans in Maine with substance abuse disorders, mental illnesses…

    • Mental health
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