Maine Mental Health Centers
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Auburn, Maine
Alternative Services Northeast Inc provides residential support services for individuals with varying capabilities in Auburn, Maine. The program empowers persons through community-based residential support, employment services, and skill-building.
Buxton, Maine
NFI North provides residential treatment, community-based services, and educational programs for children, youth, and families across Maine. Services include foster care, infant and early childhood mental health, and community case management.
Alfred, Maine
York County Shelter Programs is a non-profit in Alfred, Maine, providing residential substance use and mental health treatment as part of a broader housing and social services mission. The residential program serves adults with co-occurring disorders, with structured living, case management, counseling and peer support — and because the organization's core work is shelter and housing, treatment here is connected to somewhere to live afterwards rather than ending at discharge. MaineCare (Maine's Medicaid program), Medicare and private insurance are accepted, and the organization serves people regardless of ability to pay.
Stetson, Maine
NFI North is a nonprofit behavioral health organization serving children, adults, and families across Maine and New Hampshire, with a residential program in Stetson, Maine, for people managing mental health and co-occurring substance use conditions. Its residential services take a family-driven, trauma-informed approach, with teams of therapists, teachers, and other professionals supporting each person. Accredited by The Joint Commission, NFI North accepts MaineCare (Medicaid), Medicare, and private insurance.
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