with Adoptive and Foster Families of Maine Make connections with other adoptive, foster, and kinship families, and get advice. Childcare is provided. Register at affm.net/cares-rsvp Every first Tuesday starting 1/6, 6:00 - 7:30 pm

Need some help with your technology? Book a one on one session with Jamie and we’ll work through your questions together! Learn the basics, get help with email, internet safety, and how to use your device. Call our office to make an appointment: 207-247-2022.

Discover how to strengthen your communication and buildmeaningful connections in this social skills program designed for current (age 18+) or former students of RSU57 Special Education/504 services, and young adults with ASD, or mental health diagnoses that impair socialization. Through engaging games, creative projects, and practical real-life activities, you’ll develop teamwork, active listening, conflict-resolutionskills, and much more.

No class 2/18 or 4/22

Find yourself asking the question, “How do you get home care services in Southern Maine for myself or a loved one?” We will walk you through the steps to access care in the community. This will also cover access to assisted living and long term care, age well programs, meals on wheels, Medicare, MaineCare, and healthcare power of attorney.

Sheriff King will be sharing the best practices of how to recognize, protect yourself, and take action against scams. 

3rd Tuesday starting 1/20, 10:00 - 11:00

Are you interested in learning about local history and getting involved with a local non-profit? Join us for an informational meeting about the Alfred Shakers and the Alfred Shaker Museum and how you can help.

Learn more about teaching at RSU57 and go through the application process. Applicants who successfully take this class and are hired as a substitute earn an extra $5 a day.