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Recovery Supports and Harm Reduction Tools

• I am looking for a recovery coach.

• I am looking for harm reduction tools, such as naloxone (Narcan), Deterra medicine disposal pouches, or Fentanyl test strips.

• I’m looking for a recovery treatment program. Can Downeast Project HOPE help me?

• I would like to apply for Safe Harbor, the recovery residence in Machias.

• I am pregnant or I just recently had a baby and I’m struggling with substance use. I could use some support.

• Downeast Resource Guide 2024-2025 (PDF)

Food Access | Acceso a Alimentos

• Find a food pantry or distribution site near me. | Encontrar una despensa o un centro de distribución de alimentos cerca de mi.

• Find my local farmers’ market.

• MDI Produce Exchange - a community space where people can donate excess farm and garden produce or take home fresh food as needed, free of charge.

Emergency Housing Supports

• I am looking for a safe and warm place to stay overnight. (SEASONAL: December through April only)

Cancer Screening, Support, and Navigation

• I’ve received a cancer diagnosis and want to connect with a Cancer Patient Navigator (external link)

• I have a cancer diagnosis and need immediate assistance with necessary living expenses.

• I need help paying for colorectal cancer screening (Colorectal Cancer Screening Support Fund Application)

Additional Health Supports

• NEW! Washington County Youth Resource Guide (external link)

• I would like to apply for assistance with necessary expenses through the neighbor4neighbor Fund (Hancock or Washington County, Maine residents only).

• I would like to apply for assistance with necessary expenses through the You’ve Got a Friend Fund (Hancock County, Maine residents only).

• I am at high risk for severe symptoms from respiratory illness:

  • I would like a pulse oximeter.

  • I would like N95/KN95 Face Masks.

• I’m looking for help with something that’s not listed here.

More Community Resources

• 211 Maine: statewide directory of community health resources (you can also call 211, or text your zip code to 898-211)

• Maine CDC COVID-19 Resource Page

If you are facing a health emergency, please dial 911.