Upcoming Events
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Skills Group for Adults
This 8-week Mind-Body Skills Group’s purpose is to provide a safe space to be, to learn, and practice self-care skills, to connect with others, and to build a resilient spirit. Mind-Body Skills focus on the interactions between the mind and body and the powerful ways you can learn and practice mind-body skills to participate in your healing and health. Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Attendance to all 8 sessions is suggested and will be most beneficial
What You’ll Learn:
Meditation and mindfulness practices to calm your nervous system
Self-expression through journaling and drawing Guided imagery to promote relaxation and reduce stress
Biofeedback techniques to regulate your body's stress response
Movement practices to release tension stored in your body Expressive arts for processing difficult emotions
Self-care strategies for ongoing resilience
Trauma-Informed Yoga (with Gina)
Yoga can be both restorative and a tool for strengthening resilience. Our guest instructors are trauma-informed and the MRC will have staff available for support if needed during these classes.
*ASL interpretation is provided.
The MRC has some yoga mats on site and you are welcome to bring your own.
Youth Connect (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.
Free Event for First Responders - Travis Howze
The Maine Resiliency Center in collaboration with the Rumford Police Department will be hosting a free event for First Responders with international touring speaker, author, and motivational wellness educator Travis Howze on Friday, May 2nd at the Franco Center in Lewiston. Priority will be granted to current or recently retired Maine First Responders who responded to the mass shooting in Lewiston on October 25, 2023.
- Doors open at 4PM
- Event from 5PM-8PM
- Free parking at the Franco Center
- Refreshments available on site
Registration Required Click Here to Register: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/XKCZ2VB
About the presenter: Travis spent 14 years in the military and emergency services as a U.S. Marine, Police Officer and Firefighter. He has been able to find healing after an extremely chaotic and traumatic past which led him on a path to helping others by speaking and teaching about Post Traumatic Purpose.
Post Traumatic Purpose: Not your typical check in the box wellness training, Post Traumatic Purpose is Real, Raw, Emotionally Energizing and Highly Engaging. It is designed to stimulate positive growth at the individual, professional and family level through ownership, acceptance, humor and motivation.
Community Event
The MRC will be at Looking Ahead Clubhouse's 2nd annual community event.
Looking Ahead Clubhouse is a mental health recovery program, located in Lewiston, base on the Clubhouse Model of Psychosocial Rehabilitation. This year we are proud to be hosting our second annual Standing Together In Growing Mental Health Awareness (S.T.I.G.M.A) event at the Lewiston Armory on May 3rd from 10am-2pm. Our event will be featuring a community mental health resource fair, food trucks, on site entertainment, and Clubhouse member stories. We hope to see you there. Check out our website to see who will be attending our resource fair. https://looking-ahead-clubhouse-stigma.my.canva.site/
Introduction to ASL for Adults
Mondays: May 5, May 12, May 19, June 2
No previous ASL experience required. Attending all 5 classes is encouraged in order for you to learn best.
Light refreshments provided, we encourage you to grab dinner before or after.
This event is free and open to all impacted community members. What does impacted mean? The definition of impacted is "strongly affected by something". Do you consider yourself affected by the mass shooting on October 25, 2023?
"Impacted" refers to the individuals, groups and entire communities who have been affected - directly or indirectly - by acts of mass violence...
Family members, friends, and close associates of direct victims/survivors, who experience secondary trauma, loss, and disruption of their support networks and relationships...
First responders, their friends, family, and support systems...
Community members not physically present during violence can also be deeply affected by the event's impact on their neighborhood, their own daily habits and ways of functioning, and general sense of safety.
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Skills Group for Adults
This 8-week Mind-Body Skills Group’s purpose is to provide a safe space to be, to learn, and practice self-care skills, to connect with others, and to build a resilient spirit. Mind-Body Skills focus on the interactions between the mind and body and the powerful ways you can learn and practice mind-body skills to participate in your healing and health. Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Attendance to all 8 sessions is suggested and will be most beneficial
What You’ll Learn:
Meditation and mindfulness practices to calm your nervous system
Self-expression through journaling and drawing Guided imagery to promote relaxation and reduce stress
Biofeedback techniques to regulate your body's stress response
Movement practices to release tension stored in your body Expressive arts for processing difficult emotions
Self-care strategies for ongoing resilience
Youth Connect (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.
Introduction to ASL for Adults
Mondays: May 5, May 12, May 19, June 2
No previous ASL experience required. Attending all 5 classes is encouraged in order for you to learn best.
Light refreshments provided, we encourage you to grab dinner before or after.
This event is free and open to all impacted community members. What does impacted mean? The definition of impacted is "strongly affected by something". Do you consider yourself affected by the mass shooting on October 25, 2023?
"Impacted" refers to the individuals, groups and entire communities who have been affected - directly or indirectly - by acts of mass violence...
Family members, friends, and close associates of direct victims/survivors, who experience secondary trauma, loss, and disruption of their support networks and relationships...
First responders, their friends, family, and support systems...
Community members not physically present during violence can also be deeply affected by the event's impact on their neighborhood, their own daily habits and ways of functioning, and general sense of safety.
Skills Group for Adults
This 8-week Mind-Body Skills Group’s purpose is to provide a safe space to be, to learn, and practice self-care skills, to connect with others, and to build a resilient spirit. Mind-Body Skills focus on the interactions between the mind and body and the powerful ways you can learn and practice mind-body skills to participate in your healing and health. Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Attendance to all 8 sessions is suggested and will be most beneficial
What You’ll Learn:
Meditation and mindfulness practices to calm your nervous system
Self-expression through journaling and drawing Guided imagery to promote relaxation and reduce stress
Biofeedback techniques to regulate your body's stress response
Movement practices to release tension stored in your body Expressive arts for processing difficult emotions
Self-care strategies for ongoing resilience
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Trauma-Informed Yoga (with Gina)
Yoga can be both restorative and a tool for strengthening resilience. Our guest instructors are trauma-informed and the MRC will have staff available for support if needed during these classes.
*ASL interpretation is provided.
The MRC has some yoga mats on site and you are welcome to bring your own.
Youth Connect (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.
Introduction to ASL for Adults
Mondays: May 5, May 12, May 19, June 2
No previous ASL experience required. Attending all 5 classes is encouraged in order for you to learn best.
Light refreshments provided, we encourage you to grab dinner before or after.
This event is free and open to all impacted community members. What does impacted mean? The definition of impacted is "strongly affected by something". Do you consider yourself affected by the mass shooting on October 25, 2023?
"Impacted" refers to the individuals, groups and entire communities who have been affected - directly or indirectly - by acts of mass violence...
Family members, friends, and close associates of direct victims/survivors, who experience secondary trauma, loss, and disruption of their support networks and relationships...
First responders, their friends, family, and support systems...
Community members not physically present during violence can also be deeply affected by the event's impact on their neighborhood, their own daily habits and ways of functioning, and general sense of safety.
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Skills Group for Adults
This 8-week Mind-Body Skills Group’s purpose is to provide a safe space to be, to learn, and practice self-care skills, to connect with others, and to build a resilient spirit. Mind-Body Skills focus on the interactions between the mind and body and the powerful ways you can learn and practice mind-body skills to participate in your healing and health. Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Attendance to all 8 sessions is suggested and will be most beneficial
What You’ll Learn:
Meditation and mindfulness practices to calm your nervous system
Self-expression through journaling and drawing Guided imagery to promote relaxation and reduce stress
Biofeedback techniques to regulate your body's stress response
Movement practices to release tension stored in your body Expressive arts for processing difficult emotions
Self-care strategies for ongoing resilience
Youth Connect (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Skills Group for Adults
This 8-week Mind-Body Skills Group’s purpose is to provide a safe space to be, to learn, and practice self-care skills, to connect with others, and to build a resilient spirit. Mind-Body Skills focus on the interactions between the mind and body and the powerful ways you can learn and practice mind-body skills to participate in your healing and health. Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Attendance to all 8 sessions is suggested and will be most beneficial
What You’ll Learn:
Meditation and mindfulness practices to calm your nervous system
Self-expression through journaling and drawing Guided imagery to promote relaxation and reduce stress
Biofeedback techniques to regulate your body's stress response
Movement practices to release tension stored in your body Expressive arts for processing difficult emotions
Self-care strategies for ongoing resilience
Youth Connect (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.
Trauma-Informed Yoga (with Gina)
Yoga can be both restorative and a tool for strengthening resilience. Our guest instructors are trauma-informed and the MRC will have staff available for support if needed during these classes.
*ASL interpretation is provided.
The MRC has some yoga mats on site and you are welcome to bring your own.
Introduction to ASL for Adults
Mondays: May 5, May 12, May 19, June 2
No previous ASL experience required. Attending all 5 classes is encouraged in order for you to learn best.
Light refreshments provided, we encourage you to grab dinner before or after.
This event is free and open to all impacted community members. What does impacted mean? The definition of impacted is "strongly affected by something". Do you consider yourself affected by the mass shooting on October 25, 2023?
"Impacted" refers to the individuals, groups and entire communities who have been affected - directly or indirectly - by acts of mass violence...
Family members, friends, and close associates of direct victims/survivors, who experience secondary trauma, loss, and disruption of their support networks and relationships...
First responders, their friends, family, and support systems...
Community members not physically present during violence can also be deeply affected by the event's impact on their neighborhood, their own daily habits and ways of functioning, and general sense of safety.
Let's Talk About It: PTSD and Trauma
Join us for an informational conversation on PTSD and trauma.
What will be covered:
Anticipated or typical reactions to traumatic events
The difference between stress/trauma responses and development of PTSD
What a PTSD diagnosis means
How talk about trauma and PTSD with your loved ones
Ways in which you can support yourself and others
Presented by Annette Williams, LCSW
Spring Break Social
This April vacation, the MRC will open at 2PM on Wednesday, April 23rd for some afternoon fun. We will have a family-friendly movie starting around 2PM - of course we will have our popcorn machine going! You are welcome to bring your own snacks as well.
Our board games will be out and available in the cafeteria area along with some crafts.
This event is open to anyone in the community, if you have questions we can be reached by email at info@maineresiliencycenter.org or by phone at 207-515-3930
Skills Group for Adults
This 8-week Mind-Body Skills Group’s purpose is to provide a safe space to be, to learn, and practice self-care skills, to connect with others, and to build a resilient spirit. Mind-Body Skills focus on the interactions between the mind and body and the powerful ways you can learn and practice mind-body skills to participate in your healing and health. Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Attendance to all 8 sessions is suggested and will be most beneficial
What You’ll Learn:
Meditation and mindfulness practices to calm your nervous system
Self-expression through journaling and drawing Guided imagery to promote relaxation and reduce stress
Biofeedback techniques to regulate your body's stress response
Movement practices to release tension stored in your body Expressive arts for processing difficult emotions
Self-care strategies for ongoing resilience
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Trauma-Informed Yoga (with Gina)
Yoga can be both restorative and a tool for strengthening resilience. Our guest instructors are trauma-informed and the MRC will have staff available for support if needed during these classes.
*ASL interpretation available, please contact info@maineresiliencycenter.org 48 hours in advance
The MRC has some yoga mats on site and you are welcome to bring your own.
Youth Connect (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Skills Group for Adults
This 8-week Mind-Body Skills Group’s purpose is to provide a safe space to be, to learn, and practice self-care skills, to connect with others, and to build a resilient spirit. Mind-Body Skills focus on the interactions between the mind and body and the powerful ways you can learn and practice mind-body skills to participate in your healing and health. Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Attendance to all 8 sessions is suggested and will be most beneficial
What You’ll Learn:
Meditation and mindfulness practices to calm your nervous system
Self-expression through journaling and drawing Guided imagery to promote relaxation and reduce stress
Biofeedback techniques to regulate your body's stress response
Movement practices to release tension stored in your body Expressive arts for processing difficult emotions
Self-care strategies for ongoing resilience
Youth Connect (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.
Victims' Rights Community Event
As part of National Crime Victims' Rights Week, the MRC will be tabling at a community event at the Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, ME.
About the event:
In honor of National Crime Victims Rights Week (NCVRW), the Cumberland County District Attorney's Office and Portland Maine Police Department are hosting a Victims' Rights Community Event. This year's theme, Kinship, Connecting & Healing, is a call to action to recognize that shared humanity should be at the center of supporting all survivors and victims of crime. This is a free event for victims of crime and community members. Service providers will be tabling throughout from 3 to 8pm. A full schedule is below - we hope you will join for any portion you can, particularly the evening vigil.
Date: Thursday, April 10th, 3-8pm
Location: Cross Insurance Arena, One Civic Center, Portland
Schedule: 3pm Doors open to the public 3:30-4:15pm Trauma-Informed Yoga 4:30-5pm Remarks from Chief Dubois, DA Sartoris, and others 5:30-6:15pm Trauma-Informed Yoga 7-8pm Vigil to honor those who have lost their lives to crime
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Skills Group for Adults
This 8-week Mind-Body Skills Group’s purpose is to provide a safe space to be, to learn, and practice self-care skills, to connect with others, and to build a resilient spirit. Mind-Body Skills focus on the interactions between the mind and body and the powerful ways you can learn and practice mind-body skills to participate in your healing and health. Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Attendance to all 8 sessions is suggested and will be most beneficial
What You’ll Learn:
Meditation and mindfulness practices to calm your nervous system
Self-expression through journaling and drawing Guided imagery to promote relaxation and reduce stress
Biofeedback techniques to regulate your body's stress response
Movement practices to release tension stored in your body Expressive arts for processing difficult emotions
Self-care strategies for ongoing resilience
Youth Connect (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.
Trauma-Informed Yoga (with Gina)
Yoga can be both restorative and a tool for strengthening resilience. Our guest instructors are trauma-informed and the MRC will have staff available for support if needed during these classes.
*ASL interpretation is provided.
The MRC has some yoga mats on site and you are welcome to bring your own.
Skills Group for Adults
This 8-week Mind-Body Skills Group’s purpose is to provide a safe space to be, to learn, and practice self-care skills, to connect with others, and to build a resilient spirit. Mind-Body Skills focus on the interactions between the mind and body and the powerful ways you can learn and practice mind-body skills to participate in your healing and health. Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Attendance to all 8 sessions is suggested and will be most beneficial
What You’ll Learn:
Meditation and mindfulness practices to calm your nervous system
Self-expression through journaling and drawing Guided imagery to promote relaxation and reduce stress
Biofeedback techniques to regulate your body's stress response
Movement practices to release tension stored in your body Expressive arts for processing difficult emotions
Self-care strategies for ongoing resilience
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Supporting Healing: Understanding Healthy Relationships (with Safe Voices)
Join MRC staff and professionals from Safe Voices for an informational session on healthy relationships:
- Foundations of healthy relationships: trust, communication, boundaries, and respect
- Understanding how trauma impacts relationship dynamics
- Recognizing warning signs of domestic violence in the aftermath of collective trauma
- Communication strategies for discussing concerns with loved ones Local and national resources for ongoing support
ASL interpretation provided
Youth Connection (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Skills Group for Adults
This 8-week Mind-Body Skills Group’s purpose is to provide a safe space to be, to learn, and practice self-care skills, to connect with others, and to build a resilient spirit. Mind-Body Skills focus on the interactions between the mind and body and the powerful ways you can learn and practice mind-body skills to participate in your healing and health. Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Attendance to all 8 sessions is suggested and will be most beneficial
What You’ll Learn:
Meditation and mindfulness practices to calm your nervous system
Self-expression through journaling and drawing Guided imagery to promote relaxation and reduce stress
Biofeedback techniques to regulate your body's stress response
Movement practices to release tension stored in your body Expressive arts for processing difficult emotions
Self-care strategies for ongoing resilience
Youth Connection (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.
Skills Group for Adults
This 8-week Mind-Body Skills Group’s purpose is to provide a safe space to be, to learn, and practice self-care skills, to connect with others, and to build a resilient spirit. Mind-Body Skills focus on the interactions between the mind and body and the powerful ways you can learn and practice mind-body skills to participate in your healing and health. Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Led by trained facilitators experienced in trauma recovery, you'll learn evidence-based techniques that integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
Attendance to all 8 sessions is suggested and will be most beneficial
What You’ll Learn:
Meditation and mindfulness practices to calm your nervous system
Self-expression through journaling and drawing Guided imagery to promote relaxation and reduce stress
Biofeedback techniques to regulate your body's stress response
Movement practices to release tension stored in your body Expressive arts for processing difficult emotions
Self-care strategies for ongoing resilience
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Trauma-Informed Yoga (with Gina)
Yoga can be both restorative and a tool for strengthening resilience. Our guest instructors are trauma-informed and the MRC will have staff available for support if needed during these classes.
*ASL interpretation is provided.
The MRC has some yoga mats on site and you are welcome to bring your own.
Tabletop Gaming
Tabletop gaming at the MRC. Lead advocate Joanna will be on site and available for support.
You can bring your own game, or there are some available at the center. Grab a table, some friends and family, and game on!
What's a tabletop game? A tabletop game is a game played on a table or flat surface, and can include board games, card games, dice games, miniatures, and role-playing games. Some examples are Dungeons and Dragons, Magic the Gathering, Yahtzee, Phase 10, and Monopoly.
Tabletop games are more than just a fun way to gather - they can boost problem-solving skills, build emotional intelligence, and foster creative thinking.
Light snacks and refreshments available at the center.
Youth Connection (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.
Adults Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Youth Who Were Present Support Group
For those present at either Schemengees or Just-In-Time Recreation during the shootings on October 25th we invite you to join for a time of connection, processing, and support – There will be an additional and optional 30 minutes of skill-building after.
Legislative Information Session
ASL interpretation provided
- Hear an overview of Maine's legislative process
- Learn about proposed legislation that matters to you
- Learn how to share your story and get your voice heard
- Get your questions answered
For more information contact us at info@maineresiliencycenter.org or 207-515-3930
Youth Connection (Ages 7-11)
For youth affected by the shooting on October 25th - and whp were not present at either shooting location. This group includes fun activities to support the well-being of your child and topics include crafts, community building, movement, art, and music. Optional parent support component available by appointment to meet your family’s needs.