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The American Council of the Blind of Maine in Waterville, ME is an organization dedicated to advocating for and supporting individuals who are blind or visually impaired. Through various programs and initiatives, the organization works to promote independence, accessibility, and equality for the blind community in the state of Maine. Generated from their business information

Black Owned Maine (BOM) is dedicated to building a robust ecosystem of Black businesses across the state of Maine, connecting over 450 entrepreneurs within a vibrant network. Through their various programming and resources, BOM aims to foster education and support for the local Black community. Additionally, BOM encourages community involvement by inviting individuals to contribute to the growth of the local Black ecosystem and to explore and support Black-owned businesses in their area. Their commitment to promoting Black entrepreneurship is evident through initiatives such as a podcast and community resources. Generated from the website

The Maine Mental Health Counselors Association (MEMHCA) is dedicated to supporting Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors (LCPCs) and clinical counselors in Maine through education, advocacy, leadership, and collaboration. As a branch of the American Mental Health Counselors Association, MEMHCA emphasizes a wellness-focused approach to mental health, valuing prevention and early intervention. MEMHCA strives to promote the professionalism of clinical mental health counselors by providing professional development opportunities and serving as a resource for relevant ideas and information. The organization is committed to educating the public about mental health issues and partnering with other professionals to better serve clients and communities across the state. Generated from the website