Promoting Independence
 Community Vision:
All people are independent and have the means to care and provide for themselves and/or their familes. United Way of Mid-Maine will achieve its vision through coordination and collaboration of services in Mid-Maine.
Central Maine Ca$H Coalition
United Way of Mid-Maine is currently offering CASH Coalition tax clinics (January - April 2011). Download details
2011 Cash Coalition Schedule
The Promoting Independence Team works to reach the following results in our community:
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older adults living in isolations are identified and assisted to remain independent
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available resources, such as 211, are known and accessed
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self-sufficiency is promoted through on-going communication and education
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basic needs and safety issues for older adults are addressed
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employment skills training is available
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employment barriers are addressed and reduced
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greater independence for all populations is supported
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financial stability is supported
Programs:
The Promoting Independence Community Impact team works with the following Community Partners:
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2-1-1 Maine
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Alfond Youth Center - Serving Seniors
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Catholic Charities of Maine
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Central/Western Maine Workforce Investment - WorkReady Credential Program
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HealthReach Network MaineGeneral Counseling
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HealthReach RSVP - Bone Builders Program
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Hospice Volunteers of Somerset County
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Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area
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Kennebec Behavioral Health - Outpatient Mental Health.Substance Abuse
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Kennebec Valley Community Action Program - Transportation
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Literacy Volunteers of Franklin/Somerset
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Literacy Volunteers of Waterville Affiliate
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Maine Chapter, National MS Society
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Spectrum Generations - Meals on Wheels
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