Life By Design

The Aroostook Mental Health Center, also known as AMHC, is a private, nonprofit behavioral health care organization in northern Maine. Incorporated in 1964, the organization provides a range of rehabilitative services for children, adolescents, adults and families. It offers substance abuse residential treatment solutions that include medication management, medical assessment, socialization and transition case management support. The Aroostook Mental Health Center also offers residential treatment, outpatient consultation, advocacy, and respite and therapeutic foster care services. Its Center for Integrated Neuro-Rehab provides occupational, physical, speech and recreation therapies. The organization serves the residents of Houlton, Fort Kent, Caribou, Madawaska, Calais, Ellsworth and Machias in Maine. The Aroostook Mental Health Center offers a student assistance program for schools, colleges and universities.

We founded Groups Recover Together to make treatment for opioid addiction respectful, accessible, and affordable. Our members regain control of their lives through a proven, evidence-based model of medications for addiction treatment (MAT) with buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone) and weekly meetings led by a licensed counselor. We don't have a wait list, and our outpatient model fits into your schedule so you can keep working and living your life. Groups gets you the Suboxone you need to stop feeling sick, and a community that fights for you to succeed. Insurance and Medicaid accepted. We also offer a discounted self-pay rate.

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