Hospice of Hancock County

Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area is a non-profit organization established in 1980, dedicated to providing non-medical support to individuals and families during the final phases of life and throughout the grieving process. Serving 27 communities in Central Maine, the organization also focuses on educating the community about issues related to death and grief. By relying on the generous support of the community, Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area offers opportunities for financial contributions and volunteer engagement, including participation in their hospice program and resale store. Their mission is to help both patients and loved ones navigate the difficult journey of end-of-life care and mourning. Generated from the website

Community Health and Counseling Services, located in Bangor, Maine, offers a wide variety of home health and mental health care services to people. Its children's services department offers various services and facilities, including foster care, diagnostic and assessment services, group homes, substance abuse treatment, youth crisis services, education, and day treatment and outpatient therapy. Community Health and Counseling Services Adult mental health services include housing options, including group homes and transitional housing, partial hospitalization services, and medication monitoring and community living services. Founded in 1883 as Associated Charities, a coalition of church and voluntary charitable organizations located in and around Bangor.