If you do not see your area represented, any of the following hotlines can refer
you to your local resources.
All hotlines are staffed by trained personnel who are non-judgemental of your
sex, race, religion, sexual orientation and/or lifestyle choices.
Domestic Abuse Hotlines - Maine:
Cumberland and Sagadahoc Counties - Family Crisis Services: 1-800-537-6066
York County: 1-800-239-7298
Knox, Lincoln, and Waldo Counties: 1-800-522-3304
Aroostook County: 1-800-439-2323
Kennebec and Somerset Counties: 1-800-498-1930
Hancock County: 1-800-315-5579
Washington County: 1-888-604-8692
Penobscot: 1-800-863-9909
Piscataquis: 1-888-564-8165
Androscoggin, Franklin, and Oxford: 1-800-559-AWAP (2927)
***National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE
(7233)
Sexual Assault/Rape Crisis Services
Portland/Southern Maine - Sexual Assault Response
Services:
1-800-313-9900 or 774-3613
Mid-Coast - Sexual Assault Response Services: 1-800-822-5999 or 725-2181
Mental Health Crisis Hotlines (Depression, Suicide, Etc.)
Portland - Ingraham Crisis Response: 1-888-568-1112 or
774-HELP (4357)
Waterville - Kennebec Valley Mental Health:
(207) 873-2136
Bangor - Youth Crisis Stabilization Program (serving up to age 20):
1-800-499-9130
Biddeford - Crisis Response Services: 1-800-660-8500
Farmington - Evergreen Behavioral Services: (207) 779-2250
Lewiston/Auburn areas - Tri County Mental Health Services and Crisis Intervention
Unit: (207) 783-4680
Machias - Washington County Psychotherapy Associates: 1-800-245-8889
Rumford - Greater Rumford AMI: 1-800-335-9999
- Skowhegan - Crisis Stabilization Unit: (207) 474-2506
Confidential HIV / AIDS / STD Testing
Tri-County Health Services - Auburn: 795-4019
HIV/AIDS testing by appointment only - Walk in STD
Clinic Monday & Thursday, 5pm-7:30pm
The
AIDS Project - Portland: 775-1267 or 1-800-851-2437
Anonymous
HIV counseling and testing Monday evenings from 5:15 - 7:15pm - please call for
an appointment.
The United Way Services Hotline 1 - 800 -
411 - UWAY
If anyone is looking for any type of help, no matter where they are, they can call
this hotline. Enter your zip code and be connected with your local united way, which often offers an information and referral service to connect people in need with available services.
(Our thanks to Gem for this info!)
Page Updated 09/28/01
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