Aroostook Agency on Aging

Hope & Justice Project is a non-profit organization serving Aroostook County, Maine, dedicated to providing comprehensive support and services to individuals affected by domestic violence and abuse. With a wide range of help and support services, including legal advocacy, shelter services, and community-based trainings, they strive to empower and assist survivors in their journey towards safety and healing. Supported by United Way of Aroostook County, the Maine Department of Health and Human Services, and Maine Housing, Hope & Justice Project relies on generous donations to continue their vital work. Committed to inclusivity, they ensure that their services are accessible to all, regardless of race, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, or age.Generated from the website

Hope & Justice Project in Presque Isle, Maine, provides social support services and group support for individuals impacted by abuse and violence in Aroostook County. The organization offers a safe space for those affected by abuse to receive the necessary support and resources to navigate their experiences and heal. Generated from their website's infomation

Homeless Services of Aroostook, located in Presque Isle, Maine, provides essential support to individuals experiencing homelessness in Aroostook County. Founded as a legacy of Sister Mary O'Donnell, the organization operates the only emergency homeless shelter in the county, treating residents with dignity and respect while offering hope and encouragement. With a commitment to serving a diverse community, the organization encompasses both the Sister Mary O'Donnell Emergency Homeless Shelter and the Aroostook Bridge Program. They have demonstrated their impact by providing thousands of bed nights and serving veterans, reflecting their dedication to addressing the unique circumstances faced by each individual in need. Generated from the website