‘Hunger doesn’t take a holiday’

Good Shepherd Food Bank distributes millions of pounds of food to relief agencies throughout Maine.

Providers of healing, transformative yoga

Sea Change's teachers deliver trauma-informed yoga to people who are in recovery or incarcerated, and to other under-served populations.

The Locker Project restocks for a new school year

The Portland-based food pantry began in a kindergarten class and has grown to serve about 1,000 kids.

‘A small group of tribal artists set out to save their art form, and they did’

Penobscot basketmaker Theresa Secord is nationally renowned for her artistry and for leading the revival of a native Maine art form.

‘My passion is teaching, design, and to share. I love to share.’

Adele Masengo Ngoy, a fashion designer who founded Women United Around The World, is teaching women to become professional stitchers.

Delivering potent messages through theater art

Maine Inside Out works with incarcerated and formerly incarcerated youth to ‘connect across boundaries.’

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Where your care begins

MaineGeneral's 'patient-centered' medical home is key to wellness for patients in the Kennebec Valley

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Pedi Speedy Hour

Because a rash, pink eye and other children’s illnesses can happen quickly, MaineGeneral’s pediatric practices offer Pedi Speedy Hour, a convenient way for you to get your child seen quickly. For established patients who are sick with a minor health concern, we offer walk-in care with check-in between 7:45 and 8 a.m. at Kennebec Pediatrics […]

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Primary care is the foundation of good health

We all know avoiding maintenance on your car can lead to serious, costly repairs later on. “Much as you wouldn’t drive your car for 100,000 miles without changing the oil, you wouldn’t want to live the next 20 years of your life without seeing a provider, getting a vaccination, having your cholesterol checked and talking […]