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Educare Central Maine is a high-quality learning and development school that collaborates with families and communities to ensure school readiness for children from birth to age five. Through a partnership with Kennebec Valley Community Action Program, Waterville Public Schools, Buffett Early Childhood Fund, and the Bill and Joan Alfond Foundation, Educare Central Maine offers full-day care, part-day preschool, and home visiting programs, along with whole family coaching and nature-based education. With a focus on research, evaluation, and curriculum development, Educare Central Maine provides a comprehensive learning experience for children, supported by professional development trainings, coaching, and onsite observations. The school is committed to health and safety practices, offering a range of resources and opportunities for parents to get involved and support their child's education. As a trusted partner in early childhood education, Educare Central Maine strives to ensure that every child in the community has the opportunity to thrive and succeed.Generated from the website

At First Choice Pregnancy Resource Center, we are committed to providing women and men with accurate information to make informed choices about pregnancy, sexual health and relationships. We are staffed by compassionate volunteers who have received training in peer counseling. All of our services are free, confidential and are available regardless of income, race or religion. We operate on financial donations by individuals and private organizations. Because we do not perform abortions, we have no financial interest in your decision. We desire to provide a comfortable environment where you can relax and gather accurate information so you can make an informed decision. We realize you may be facing the hardest crisis of your life and we want you to know you don't have to face it alone. We are here to help.

Established in 1971, Family Planning Association of Maine serves the family planning needs of approximately 29,000 low-income Maine women and teens annually. It provides funding, technical support and quality assurance to numerous clinics statewide and operating clinics in Augusta, Belfast, Damariscotta and Rockland. The association also conducts research on issues relevant to reproductive health, offers training on the provision of abortion services to physicians, provides first trimester abortion services in Augusta and South Portland and maintains a full-time statewide public affairs program in Augusta. It offers health care services, such as oral and injectable contraceptives, emergency contraceptives, screening, diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections and breast/cervical cancer screening.